Lula Japan is the Japanese sister publication of Lula; it combines fashion and art providing great content to an international audience. It contains fashion photography with real artistic merit, interviews with artists, and work presented by their designers.

In this issue: The theme of the nineteenth issue is "Daidai-iro (the color of bitter oranges)." Christopher Anderson, a Canadian-born photographer who captures the truth with an approach that is always based on journalism, has searched out "daidai-iro" in the real world and taken a series of images of the color for Lula Japan, which shine a new light in people's hearts. Additionally, this issue contains a story that reflects one woman's willful style, as well as artwork resembling abstract drama made with a "daidai-iro" theme by Ina Jang, a Korean artist based in New York.