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Jun Posted by drmarkgriffiths. In Japan, burusera shops sell second-hand clothes and undergarments as well as items including sanitary towels and tampons that are soiled with bodily fluids from the owner of the original items e. The buyers of such items typically smell the items as a source of sexual stimulation and gratification. According to the Wikipedia entry:. When laws banning the purchase of used underwear from minors were introduced in Tokyo in , it was reported that some underage girls were instead allowing their clients called kagaseya or sniffers to sniff their underwear from directly between their legs. In August , a burusera shop manager who made a schoolgirl sell her used underwear was arrested by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department on suspicion of violation of article 34 of the Child Welfare Act and article of the Criminal Code.

In the s gravure magazines started to feature photos of girls wearing bloomers and school uniforms, some magazines featuring exclusively those types of clothes. Fetish shops selling these types of clothes also started appearing in Japan. Along with loose socks they became the symbol of high school girls in the s.

Burusera shops sell used girls' gym suits, as well as school uniforms including Catholic school uniforms. They also sell other goods procured from schoolgirls, e. The clothes are often accompanied by ostensibly genuine photos of the girls wearing them. The clients are men who smell or otherwise experience the panties for sexual stimulation. Vending machines were once used to sell packaged used panties.