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Let me clarify. I’m not opposed to your particular fetish. There’s an appropriate place for erotic material of all kinds.
The issue is that eroticization of women occurs EVERYWHERE - including places where it’s inappropriate. Like, you know, a fucking BLOOD DRIVE CAMPAIGN.
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The sad thing is, I found this ad simply walking through Shinjuku Station on the way to have lunch w my family. That should give you pause to think about how rampant sexism is in Japanese society.
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返信先: さん, さん
Ever had a blood transfusion? Or had a family member who had one in the process of saving their life?
I don’t think it is too extreme if people come in to donate blood, and that saves lives.
Try searching “宇崎ちゃん” and see all the people who donated and were happy to do so.
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I think you’re missing the point.
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返信先: さん, さん
Hmm I usually agree with most of what says.
But using anime characters for causes and so on in is a very Japanese thing. I of course do see the feminism angle, but the intention behind using these characters isn't usually sexual but for awareness.
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I'm Japanese so maybe the way I see it is different. But incorporating anime characters into companies etc is the current trend in Japan with varying results.
Coming from the Chubu region, the impact that Aoshima Megu has had is insane.
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They must be so used to see those manga girls with ridiculously exaggerated breasts all the time, so probably they did not think at all about it. They should have thought twice. As you say, absolutely inappropriate.
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ThiNK oF tHe ChiLdReN
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返信先: さん, さん
how is this image over-sexualized? looks like a standard Japanese cartoon to me.
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If I could unlike this tweet, I’d do it
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返信先: さん, さん
Sadly par for the course with modern JP advertisement campaigns, and disappointing indeed given the value of the organization itself (of whose early history one can read about in our article on the The 1888 Eruption of Mount Bandai).
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返信先: さん, さん
Uzaki-chan is the sugoi dekkai Red Cross medic the world needs right now.
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I love this
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Bro. I'm not judging her on her breasts. I'm judging her on the way that she is treated by the artist and the writers.
I do not care if characters have big breasts. Big boobs /= sexual. The way the artists draw them and the way they are presented is what makes them sexual.
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Esp. in an ad where the character is cooing 先輩 to passing strangers...
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返信先: さん, さん
I’m curious does this hurt the work they do and if not why should it matter
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It surprisingly works very well.
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Exactly
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Uzaki-Chan is the best. Don’t shame her or japan. This is a great idea
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