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The craze has been sparked by national pop stars and celebrities who have made the 'fang-look' a hit in the country, according to Japan Today. Japanese women of all ages have been flocking to dental clinics to have either temporary or permanent artificial canines, called 'tsuke-yaeba', glued to their teeth. Doctors are charging as much as $390 (£246) for the alteration. Such is the popularity of the fanged-looked, a girl group was even named after the procedure. The group was called TYB48 (tsuke-yaeba48), and they held their debut concert in Tokyo last April. Clinic director Taro Masuoka came up with the idea for a pop group based on the term tsuke-yaeba. He told Japan Today: 'Yaeba’ give girls an impish cuteness. 'It’s a sense of beauty unique to the Japanese, but ‘yaeba’ can be an attractive feature on women in their teens and twenties.' He offers a half-price discount on the procedure for middle school and high school students - as long as they have ID. Some women change their minds and decide to have their 'tsuke-yaeba' taken off - for which they pay the same price. Speaking about the formation of his band TYB48, he said: 'A lot of my patients are fashion-conscious and very cute. I wanted to find some way to take advantage of this, so I formed TYB48.'
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The craze has been sparked by national pop stars and celebrities who have made the 'fang-look' a hit in the country, according to Japan Today. Japanese women of all ages have been flocking to dental clinics to have either temporary or permanent artificial canines, called 'tsuke-yaeba', glued to their teeth. Doctors are charging as much as $390 (£246) for the alteration. Such is the popularity of the fanged-looked, a girl group was even named after the procedure. The group was called TYB48 (tsuke-yaeba48), and they held their debut concert in Tokyo last April. Clinic director Taro Masuoka came up with the idea for a pop group based on the term tsuke-yaeba. He told Japan Today: 'Yaeba’ give girls an impish cuteness. 'It’s a sense of beauty unique to the Japanese, but ‘yaeba’ can be an attractive feature on women in their teens and twenties.' He offers a half-price discount on the procedure for middle school and high school students - as long as they have ID. Some women change their minds and decide to have their 'tsuke-yaeba' taken off - for which they pay the same price. Speaking about the formation of his band TYB48, he said: 'A lot of my patients are fashion-conscious and very cute. I wanted to find some way to take advantage of this, so I formed TYB48.'
Si que estan locos, hace un tiempo alguien trajo una moda que se hacían algo en la frente (algo parecido a un bagel) en fín , ellos son felices.
