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Evidence? EAT BULLSHIT.
This crazy guy claims that stepping on the traditional fabric is acceptable expression. So he shouldn't get angry if I tread on his portrait as an "art work".
You know, ridiculous and insane opinion.
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返信先: @MaisonValentinoさん
I approve and agree with the idea and the concept.
I couldn't find any evidence of disrespect for traditional Japanese costume.
Even if it was an obi, I think it is clear that the design was applied to the space to make the model stand out.
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