I use an Olympus Pen E-PL1 and my iPhone (occasionally).

That's very true but height is hardly a triggering subject for someone, nor is there such a social stigma surrounding it.

I'm not going to be answering anymore questions about this now as it's just getting silly.

Some people can just find talking about weight in general triggering. I also don't see why my weight needs to be discussed as it doesn't define me as a person. It's just my prerogative :D

I am 5'3 so a bit of a shorty haha

I've mentioned before on my Twitter that I don't talk about mine or other people's weight as it can be a triggering subject for some. I understand that you may not have seen that though, so I hope you will understand.

Every Darren Hayes/Savage Garden song haha

Sorry I guess I didn't fully understand your question.

I haven't been to China or Korea, so I can't say what makes them unique compared to Japan.

That they're all different countries, with different cultures and people.
It's like asking "What's the difference between America & the UK" - a whole lot haha

Quite haha
I can never find foundation to match my skin tone, and I can't tan either, but I've never really been interested, so it's ok XD

It's just me haha

I often get told by one of my tutors that I should be a liberal democrat because of the way I debate XD

Haha I have no idea.

I did have a lot of women tell me they envied my skin because it was so pale, which was sweet. Usually people here just ask me why I don't tan XD

I love Beth Ditto's style and confidence! She's not really someone that I would say is a personal style icon, but she's still pretty cool.

I have bleached my hair in Japan and it just wasn't how I wanted it, so I went to a salon when I returned to England and my trusty stylist did a great job. For me, it's better because I'd just end up damaging my hair again.

That said, I know a few people who have successfully bleached their own hair. It just depends really.

Around £55 each time, but that's for a cut and two colours on my hair. It's pretty good as other salons have tried to charge me £100+

Haha no, I'm quite happy being English.
If I was reborn it would be cool to live in another country, yes. I don't have any preferences on nationality though XD

Haha thank you!

It really depends on your finances, and reasons for moving to the country. I've visited other parts of Japan but only lived in Tokyo. So if I was to base it on that, I would suggest moving to the outskirts of Tokyo, somewhere like Konodai or Edogawa - they're cheaper areas with connections to central Tokyo.

Nothing made me 'step away', it was just a general evolution. My style has never been just one thing so I think it was natural.

I explained my style 'evolution' in a bit more detail here: http://blooomzy.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/my-style-evolution.html

Well it smells good on my fiancé haha
I have actually, I was given a sample in Sephora for him and I do agree that it's quite nice.

Japan has a very culturally rich history that is quite different to British culture, most of which was due to their isolation. I think it's a little difficult to pin-point exactly what I like about the culture, but the art and architecture are two things that come to mind.

As a country it is no different to other cultures and societies - it has its bad points. To be honest there is nothing that has made me so mad that I want to rant about it on the internet. I would still tell people to visit, and whereas some things may seem rude or politically incorrect it's just their culture, nothing personal.