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Tokyo Streets 

Experience the vibrant world of Tokyo fashion with this unique documentary that examines the outrageous and extreme flair exhibited by the residents of this ultra-hip metropolis as they strive to express themselves. The creative designers of fashionshow.ch spent a month gathering images of the eccentric urban flair they discovered in Tokyo, then set their footage to the beat of a hard-driving musical soundtrack.
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Experience the vibrant world of Tokyo fashion with this unique documentary that examines the outrageous and extreme flair exhibited by the residents of this ultra-hip metropolis as they strive to express themselves. The creative designers of fashionshow.ch spent a month gathering images of the eccentric urban flair they discovered in Tokyo, then set their footage to the beat of a hard-driving musical soundtrack.

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