2010.03.18

Perfume new videoclip

via www.youtube.com

This is so lovely.

Surprised that this is actually uploaded to Tokuma Japan's official YouTube account -- it's one step away from Perfume songs being available on iTunes, eh?

Mar 18, 2010 1:31:28 PM

3 Comments

beppu

They finally let AA-chan show some legs. ;)

Posted by: beppu | 2010.03.20 at 00:31

miyagawa

Right, because recently she just got ... slim :)

Posted by: miyagawa | 2010.03.20 at 00:52

Go Green

gee cute...yeah slimming is very helpful. ;-)

Posted by: Go Green | 2010.04.07 at 21:29

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