JUMP学園 - The most minimal (and sexyiest) Japanese competition suit !

[SammyKyoupan]

Of all the Japanese competitive bread, I think JUMP学園 is by far the sexiest and most minimal you can currently buy.

They are not made for every body type. As you can see, there is not much in back to cover your bottom so you better have a small and round butt if you don;t want to show too much back there

They do sort of have a feminizing effect since they are so bikini like, so you need to think about that before you buy since they are very expensive (around $80 USD)

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Stock product shot...NOT the way you want your butt to look (in my opinion, though some guys actually like to show their crack LOL)

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They sell their full line on Rakuten (which you can order from the USA or other countries) at:
https://item.rakuten.co.jp/jump-store/c/0000000111/

[BriefExcursion20]

Looks like my kind of suit! Though the exposed butt-crack ("Plumber's Crack is it's called here in America) might cause some issues though

[Scottiebum]

Looks great at the front, maybe a bit extreme at the rear!

[SammyKyoupan]

Looks great at the front, maybe a bit extreme at the rear!

That's what makes them fun to wear. You would never wear them for real swim competition, but for feeling sexy at the beach...Mmm! Yum Yum

[Thom]

Of all the Japanese competitive bread, I think JUMP学園 is by far the sexiest and most minimal you can currently buy.

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They sell their full line on Rakuten (which you can order from the USA or other countries) at:
https://item.rakuten.co.jp/jump-store/c/0000000111/

Wow. Perfect fit on you. Hmmm, they are on the pricey side. The dollar is roughly ¥118. $80 is about what I paid for the Aqux, maybe eight years ago.

Just wondered...what is your waist size, and what size did you order? I know they run really small. I normally order a 30 or small for U.S. sizes, but for Japan sizes, I have to order a large.

The Rakuten site is a bit intimidating at first. I've done it before, but a long time ago.