Young dudes refers pretty generally to someone who is outgoing, popular with girls and resides or has resided in Japan. The original and iconic young dude is an aspiring British writer named Kris Dunlop who first visited the peninsula in the late nineties. The website he then created: "Young Dudes Guide to Japan" covered drinking and entertainment venues in Japan and attracted a vast array of people who, like Kris, had experienced dating and the buzzing night life of Japan.

Common misconceptions include:
1) All young dudes are young. This is false. Some young dudes are as old as 45. Politely refered to as "older" young dudes, they are considered veterans among the community having lived in the "economic bubble" era of Japan when night clubs drew in large crowds and socializing reached its peak.
2) All young dudes are foreigners who came to Japan. That is also false. One notable member is a Japanese doctor who enjoys extra-marital relationships and offers invaluable advice to young dudes who have tied the knot.

An anime run on Japanese television from 1992-1997, and American television from 1995-2001 (?). Later made into a live action version with kawaii plushie kitties (sarcasm). Prior to and during the years of broadcasts of the anime it was published in the magazine Nakayoshi and collected to a 18 tankobon manga. A spin-off of not as popular manga Codename wa Sailor V by the same mangaka: Takeuchi Naoko. A target of many anti-shrines, and H-doujin possibly because of its notoriety inside and outside of Japan. (do you see any anti-shrines of Serial Experiments Lain?). The manga was later re-collected into a gensaku edition that only consisted of 12 volumes (more acts per volume) and featured revised artwork.

Harajuku is a place in Japan where the fashion on the streets is immense.

Harajuku fashion and culture is beginning to become world popular and well known...

Gwen stefani might have a little to do with this as she pays four japanese women to follow her around seeming as though they have no voice almost like her pets, she is a good artist but she's an obnoxious white bicth for treating those girls as objects . The girls are actually very good dancers but from MOST of the video's i have seen the girls just seem to follow her. She has defeated the object of harajuku fashion because she dresses 'her' girls in similar outfits, harajuku fashion is about uniqueness.

Harajuku has a station wich on a sunday is usually populated with outrageously dressed teens with extraordinary style and taste.

Some Japanese boys dressed in a Rock-a-billy style are usually also related to the thought of harajuku, and people dressed as anime characters or characters from old rhyme such as little bo peep, this is cosplay.
The Goths there go to the extreme and wear accessories such as pale contacts and all sorts of accessories.

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A popular anime TV series that ran from 1992-1997. Based on the original shojo manga 'Sailor Moon' by Naoko Takeuchi.
The plot is based around a young girl named Usagi Tsukino, Serena Tsukino in the english dub and her night fighting adventures as Sailor Moon, the pretty Sailor Soldier of Love and Justice.
She is joined by other scouts throughout the series who share names of the planets in our solar system, as well as finds love in the form of the mysterious cape clad hero Tuxedo Kamen Tuxedo Mask in english who turns out to be her day to day enemy / teaser Mamoru Chiba Darien Shields in english.

The story progresses in each season with knew allies, enemies and future children being introduced.

When a bad guy (or an ignorant or rude person) is pwned by Sailor Moon (or a female from ages 13-21) by use of overwhelming magical force (or calling them out on their own bull crap).