Netizen reactions reveal a cultural division on Japan’s underground artists

A series of screenshots of viral comments on PIG has rekindled a discussion on a long -standing stereotype: “Is Japan really so tolerant of underground culture?”

At first glance, the image may seem typical of fans. But a more close look reveals something unexpected All commentators are womenAnd the observations go beyond occasional admiration.

• “It’s so pretty and soft, I could continue to look at her forever.”
• “Even as a woman, I would become his fan … he is just adorable.”
• “Seriously, I want to go out and marry her. Just having her around her would motivate me to work more.”

These are not just compliments are Intimate and emotionally charged reactions. And they challenge the conventional hypotheses on what is considered “appropriate”, especially in cultures with traditionally confidential public people.

CNG comments:

1. Also in our country, the self -proclaimed “feminist girls” has advertised female streamers or idols showing the skin, calling them “female devils”, “women of women”, “explosions of female power”, “so feminine” and things like that. It seems that it is a similar atmosphere over there … personally, when I see women who excessively praise other women – especially those in adult or shady industries – just because they are based on the approval of the male gaze, it is a little fun. It seems that they are desperately trying to demonstrate the type of girl “fresh, not peeking, not Girl e-canalous”.
2. The final phase of the evolution of male feminists is pretending to be awakened and praise women blindly.
3. Apparently this is the current atmosphere over there in these days.
4. With the sugar that attends the trend, dancing in a bra in an underground theater probably looks like a super healthy job for them.
5. It is a bit like the way there are so many Korean comments on the bar-ae-così logical coils, I guess.

Said “Japan is tolerant of underground culture” It could be too simple. Reality seems to be this: Japan promotes spaces where The emotional expression – even romantic or obsessive – can prosper silentlyoften without shame.