Japan’s New Weapon Against NEETs & Hikikomori: Miruku

Well, as far as I know, Japaneses have otaku problem at their own wish. The social construction of the Japanese society is rather simple: rat race from kindergarden to retirement. You must be better than others, you must get to the better school, you must get to Toudai to mean something in the society. Every Japanese is indoctrinated from a small child, that wellness of the society is most important, he, as the unit, as the private person is meaningless from the point of society, as an ant from the point of view of the whole ant colony.
Moreover: not many people have so much psychic resistance to withstand this pressure. Every thinking human will get to the point, that if something is painful and does not give him any bonus, everything goes to society - this person will raise mutiny and this is why so many persons are hikikomori. Do you know, how much is a small condo in Tokyo or Osaka (I do not mention the cost of a house in Japan)? And that the majority of Japanese youth sees, that this money is substantially more, than they will likely earn in their life?
What is the sense of living on the earth, when you have no hope, when you see, that you will be the slave of the employer and the landlord for all your life?
I am not Japanese, I am Polish. And I think, that if I were a Japanese, I would become a hikikomori. I would be the perfect fit for this. And probably I would finish in a car with a charcoal oven lit up. Thanks to God I do not live in Japan. I HATE rat-race and fighting for the existence. I can work hard, like building a house for myself, but I hate to compete with others for this house. I think, hikikomori is somebody like me living in Japanese reality. I do not fit mentally to hierarchical and homogenous society. I consider myself as the entity capable to live independently on others. I am myself, I belong to myself, not to a society. I am the nail not to be knocked into the row.

I really do hope this work. So, there won't have all these NEET roaming around and not socialize with other human being.

Miruku Is kinda cute!~

Using an anime character to lure otaku to get out of their homes? Seems a litle counter-productive to me.

I really can't think of anything much than long phallic objects penetrating all her orifices. Oh, /r/ Rule 34 please.

First national a bird, now a national loli? I expected japan`s to don a kimono or miko outfit.

Here's an idea: Get a big studio to make a moe anime with Mikuru but limit the broadcast to job recruiting offices. No cameras allowed.

Or hire some idols to do the job recruiting.

If that doesn't work, that NEET or hikki is a lost cause...

can we get a word for word translation?

Well, nothing more to do than to start placing bets on how many doujins featuring Miruku will have the plot as something along the lines of "NEETs gangbang Miruku at Support Station."

I'm gonna go with all of them.

This is quite a NEET idea. :V

What is the name of the unemployment company that used her as a mascot?

And why is it so hard to find pics of her? All I can find is pics from a lame anime comedy called "super milk chan" which has NOTHING to do with this company.

Why don't they just bribe us out into the open with lolis?

I bet it could have some effect

I read Mikuru at first. Because you know...the combination of "milk" and "Miruku" makes you think of mikuru.

She's actually kinda cute.

Wow, they seem to have hit the nail on the head.

Except they might have missed slightly and crushed their thumbs, instead.

Miruku needs more loli and less boobs.
Staying inside today.

Well, last time I checked, the Japanese Government IS quite prone to use Anime-oriented themes for their ads and marketing... not just the Government mind you.
They usually go for cute or moe stuff it seems though.

Not going to work.

The Gov' can pay studios/mangakas and use their characters.
Imagine a crazed NEET who thinks he is married to a 2D character and then she tells him to get a job/get out etc.
Could be a more effective method, no?

"paying taxes to support the oppressive weight of the unreformed pension system"

Perhaps the NEETs and Hikikomori are just going John Galt???

When I saw the name Mikuru, I was expecting someone a little bustier . . . .

I have a job and do go out for it and back home but i still live like an hikikomori.
What would japan do throw me into the middle of society,free parties and stuff??

I rarely go out,but still not such an extreme case as an hikikomori actualy is.

NEET: Not educating, employing or in training right?

On her blog it says she lives on a dairy farm? That would explain her name. On another note, I am quite impressed at how well Google translate works.

Lol, I have just taken a look at the blog. She is 22 years old?! Feel the power of unaging loli XD

This wont work! It's another conspiracy I tell ya!