Infobox single
Name = Japanese Bodies
Artist = Leaether Strip
Released = 1989
Recorded =
Genre = Industrial, EBM
Length =
Label = Zoth Ommog
Producer =
Reviews =
Last single =
This single = "Japanese Bodies" (1989)
Next single = "
Track listing
#"Japanese Bodies"
#"Battleground"
References
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