Lost in translation: Superdry – Home in Hokkaido
By A Mystery Man Writer
You might be familiar with the fashion brand Superdry. They are known for making clothes featuring Japanese text, but the company is actually from the UK. Have you ever wondered what the Japanese text on your Superdry T-shirt really means?
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Lost in Translation
Lost in Translation Filming Locations: Daikanyama Air and Nakameguro, by call me ishmael
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Lost in Translation Filming Locations: Daikanyama Air and Nakameguro, by call me ishmael
Finding Japan In Lost In Translation
