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Is bmi 16 considered fat in Japan?
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2024/6/27 04:27
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Ifm 165 cm and 44 kg, I want to be able to buy cute clothes when I go to Japan but I would be very embarrassed if I was too fat and then directed to a store for heavy girls. Ifve seen stuff where the Japanese consider regular weights like bmi 19 or 20 to be borderline obese. This is a legitimate question, Ifm not asking to be mean to anyone.
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by rurururu (guest)
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Re: Is bmi 16 considered fat in Japan?
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2024/6/27 11:40
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(I assume you are a woman) Average height for Japanese Women is 158 cm. Average weight is 52.9 kg. I think in most cases you will probably be fine. It also probably depends on what store you are in.
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by PatrickSF
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Re: Is bmi 16 considered fat in Japan?
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2024/6/27 12:32
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That's very skinny. I hope you're eating properly. A wrong diet will make you regret once you get much older.
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by Uco
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Re: Is bmi 16 considered fat in Japan?
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2024/6/27 15:24
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No, that's skinny, even for Japan.
The only issue for clothing would be your height (for exemple, forget about tights, they will likely be too short for you).
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by Mellye
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Re: Is bmi 16 considered fat in Japan?
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2024/6/27 21:07
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Not a women here, but your biggest problem can potentially be the cut for most clothes if you like them tight fitting.
I do not know your nationality, but if you are western then these body types often have curves in different locations.
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by mfedley
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