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  Final Blade | May 16, 2008
  _{Wow she's pretty Cute}
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  RikuNova | May 16, 2008
  Oh wow, that chick's really pretty and cute...
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  kspiess | May 16, 2008
  Why do people assume she wasn't paid to feature the DS in her blog?
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    chautemoc | May 16, 2008
    If she wasnt, I'd be creeped out. Haha.
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      Gothic Girl | May 17, 2008
      Why would you be creeped out? It's not uncommon for Japanese celebrities to talk about their favorite games or consoles on their blogs, and it's highly unlikely that they get paid to do so. (I don't think Nintendo would pay the above girl to say her Bape DS is as awesome as her army-print pocket bag).
      
      Lots of people have random blogs like this. Celerities aren't much different.
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        chautemoc | May 17, 2008
        Just looks like she's posing for an ad. Anyone that posed like that without getting paid=creepy to me. Hehe.
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  Linkin Park Fan | May 17, 2008
  I wouldn't get teckmosis angrey if I where you...
  
  And she is pretty hot.
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    Final Blade | May 17, 2008
    _{I thought she looked hot as well, but unfortunately People think its cool to thumbs down people tastes in women.}
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  Zeon I | May 17, 2008
  I'm still stickin' with my regular Black DS.
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  Zero and X | May 17, 2008
  Hehe, I wouldnt mind her promoting MY DS.
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    chautemoc | May 18, 2008
    She can use my stylus any day..?
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  Armed Rebel | May 17, 2008
  She's pretty ugly.
  
  Granted I never got the whole "asian chicks are hot" thing. I believe otherwise.
  
  /instathumbsdown
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  tracemastax | May 17, 2008
  dude seriously donnelly is right. Its not anything personal or that Japanese horror movies suck major ass (grudge, shutter), its that the language barrier prevents Japan from making worldwide headlines with their celebs.
  english is spoken by like a billion people and is second only to chinese in the most spoken language in the world, making it way easier for people to relate to western celebs than eastern ones
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    Gothic Girl | May 17, 2008
    Might also have something to do with the fact that Japanese celebrities aren't interested in going international. They're successful enough in Japan, so they don't bother trying to break out in Hollywood ... and possible failing. (of course, the language barrier doesn't help for those who DO want to go overseas).
    
    And the ones that do break out in Hollywood end up with stereotypical roles in martial arts movies or Japanese horror movies.
    
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    Shutter is a Thai film, by the way. Not a Japanese film. It actually won a fair few awards - The original is a pretty scary movie.
    Most Asian horror movies don't suck - Their American remakes do, however. As "weaboo" as that sounds, it's usually true. Asian horrors usually revolve around themes that don't translate well in America. That, and Hollywood always tries to make the story easier to understand while also going out of their way to explain why Americans are in these situations in the first place. -_-
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    Donnelly | May 17, 2008
    Exactly the point I was trying to make.
    
    
    I have nothing against Japan, one of my favourite football players is from there.
    
    Japan, in terms of celebrities in the West, are pretty much a non-entity. And like tracemastax said, it's the language barrier.
    
    I look forward to Guti or Krunal or whoever restoring my comment.
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      Gothic Girl | May 17, 2008
      I wouldn't say it's exclusive to Japan though. The only celebrities that are well-known worldwide appear in Hollywood movies/shows or MTV music-videos.
      
      Celebrities from other countries (especially non-english speaking ones) just stick to entertaining their own countries. It's easier than spending years trying to make it big in America.
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        Donnelly | May 17, 2008
        I wouldn't say it was exclusive to Japan either. In fact I agree with your entire comment.
        
        The point I'm trying to make is that Japans popular culture is very localised. It's not as if most Westerners could list any Japanese model never mind a few models.
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        Seeker X | May 17, 2008
        Maybe you could've said it THAT way instead of going "Pssh, who gives a *bleep*?"
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      Final Blade | May 17, 2008
      _{LMAO looks like your comment was deleted along with the replies...}
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  tallteen86 | May 17, 2008
  Errr, a bit pricy for what looks (to me) like a DS with stickers on it...(Bape link states it is $599 as of April)....
  
  Meh, I'm a bit of a cynic. While I'm sure not ALL celebs post about how cool something is for $$$s on their personal blogs, doesn't mean it doesn't happen.
  
  Kawaii girl though....
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  shadow993 | May 17, 2008
  She's not bad, but all the Asian promo girls start to look bland after a while.
  
  But free publicity for Nintendo.
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  Starborn | May 18, 2008
  I thought that she looked really nice. It's good that they like their beauty, but just for money, lol. It's good publicity =D
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  Benedict | May 28, 2008
  Classic lol .. . . . . . .
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  kspiess | May 29, 2008
  I don't think she looks all that amazing. I could imagine she is a model but she isn't all that hot as models go, IMHO. But beauty is in the eye of the beholder.