Japan Lolita Association

FUKUOKA, Japan - Members of the Japan Lolita Association gather in Fukuoka on May 19, 2013. The association was set up in February 2013 in the southwestern Japanese city to popularize this particular fashion trend originating in Japan around the world.

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