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Harajuku is just a broad term to describe several other fashion styles. These styles include, but are not limited to, Lolita, Fairy-Kei, Visual-Kei and Kawaii. Lolita, usually portrayed with a large frilly dress, was inspired by Victorian dolls. Many people seem to assume that people who dress in Lolitas want to become dolls, but this

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