Kawaii in My House!
This time's segment is about Kawaii rooms. Japanese young people not only live but also "have fun" and "enjoy" decorating their own rooms. We go more into details on thier lifestyles!
There are a lot of latest information on Kawaii rooms filled with easy DIY tips from room making masters, introducing fun items to decorate and even online service where you can see the pictures of the actual rooms that they post.
We got the total coverage on the life of Katy, the Kawaii Leader from Myanmar, who is living in Tokyo.
In the Kawaii News Reporter segment, Mila the Kawaii Leader from France makes an appearance! She is going to report the Lolita event, "Under the Sea" which is held by Street Fashion Europe.
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