I dare you to take one look at the beautiful kimonos being created in Second Life, and see if you don’t dash off to the best kimono store you can find for a chance to look this gorgeous. I would expect nothing less of any self-respecting, fashion-minded Neko girl. The only question remaining: where would a Neko wearing such a beautiful kimono go exploring? Find out on my Virtual Neko blog…


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What does it mean to be a “kawaii” Neko? Most of the time, kawaii is simply translated to mean “cute.” But as Rini Yamada says on MyNippon.com, “…it is much, much more than a fashion statement — Kawaii is a lifestyle and an attitude.” Take a walk on the kawaii side on my Virtual Neko blog…


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Ever wonder where you can find Neko events and clubs designed especially for Nekos? Groom your ears and tail, get your dancin’ boots on, and follow me to my Virtual Neko Blog to find out who, what, and most importantly… WEAR… <– (no, that’s not a typo, of course I had a cute dancing outfit on!).



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Some builds in Second Life leave you breathless. Others make you gasp. And then there are a rare few that cause your virtual spirit to soar with a sense of fresh air, wide open spaces, and limitless dreams. What’s a Neko to wear, while exploring such loveliness? Find out on my Virtual Neko blog.


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There I was, innocently exploring a Neko mall when I spotted an amazing texture inside a store across the plaza. Neko ears in the vendor picture reassured me that potential shopping quarry was at hand, and I sauntered closer.

That’s when it happened. A dress with black lace arrested my texture-loving heart and dragged my mouse (evil, singularly-minded, linden-devouring creatures that mice are) up to the “purchase” position. Suddenly “Nightshade” was mine… now… where to explore? Come find out on my Virtual Neko blog…