Miller examines the diverse language and culture of Kogals, included with the diversified use of Japanese. Throughout, this paper she attempts to prove that the Kogals’ culture are an “unusual case of female-centered coolness at the forefront of cultural and linguistic trend setting (miller, 2004)”. She does this by examining how Japanese women, of the Kogal culture, fight against the heterogeneity of Japan. And how they attempt to make a separate female identity— verses the normal set identity for women in Japan— while also claiming their sexuality back. By providing examples she goes on to do that, proving that Kogals are a very unique and are in the center of culture change and Linguistic trends in Japan. Whether the parents or elders like
