When typhoons strike Japan, it is the schoolgirls who suffer, with the kinds of unfortunate images you see below being good examples. The other question which arises is why Japanese cameramen are apparently so effective at capturing these scenes; I have my suspicions…
I seriously don’t understand how Japanese schoolgirls can wear those skirts, or why parents allow them to exist at all. I mean, one would think they realize that the skirts are not only completely impractical (especially during typhoons or simply cold weather) but also potentially very humiliating. I get it that these uniforms are apparently a national fetish, but still.
Anyway, as for cameramen, I remember going “lol” during the opening (or closing? I can’t remember) ceremony of the Olympics - there was a part when the hostess girls marched around in short skirts, and the camera moved in a suspiciously low position, apparently for the sole reason of taking a peek under a girl’s skirt. :D They cut immediately away, of course, but it was late, too late…
Though honestly, if you’ve been to Japan, while this is normal for many girls, it’s because they do it. Most skirts go down to the knees, but most girls make alterations to their skirt or wear it higher, so that it makes it look like the skirt is unbelievably short.
So while it is short, it’s the choice of many girls.
The news broadcasts even like to capture pantsu for display! It’s a national fetish, no doubt… meanwhile we in America get off on guns. What a difference.
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I seriously don’t understand how Japanese schoolgirls can wear those skirts, or why parents allow them to exist at all. I mean, one would think they realize that the skirts are not only completely impractical (especially during typhoons or simply cold weather) but also potentially very humiliating. I get it that these uniforms are apparently a national fetish, but still.
Anyway, as for cameramen, I remember going “lol” during the opening (or closing? I can’t remember) ceremony of the Olympics - there was a part when the hostess girls marched around in short skirts, and the camera moved in a suspiciously low position, apparently for the sole reason of taking a peek under a girl’s skirt. :D They cut immediately away, of course, but it was late, too late…
Though honestly, if you’ve been to Japan, while this is normal for many girls, it’s because they do it. Most skirts go down to the knees, but most girls make alterations to their skirt or wear it higher, so that it makes it look like the skirt is unbelievably short.
So while it is short, it’s the choice of many girls.
The news broadcasts even like to capture pantsu for display! It’s a national fetish, no doubt… meanwhile we in America get off on guns. What a difference.