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El SEXO casual y seguro en Japón Hoy hablamos de los happening bar, un lugar que pocos conocen, te invito a que en Japatonic Lite, junto con Napa su presentador, conozcas este aspecto del que poco se habla en Japón, otro de los aspectos de este país, que resulta tan interesante. https://youtu.be/ygJcrThi1GY
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Please, what is this?
It is a video that talks about what safe and casual sex is like in Japan. The way in which their culture allows and allows these establishments to go under the table where these types of services are seen that are allowed under a legal shadow because in their laws there are very ambiguous things that allow it.
Is that a Bar?
Something similar, it is in Japan, a kind of whorehouse where you can have casual sex in a legal way because the laws of Japan are permissive in that aspect, there is a legal vacuum and in that video they talk about it.
That's where sex workers stay right?
They call them "company" because they are tea rooms where the only service is that the ladies drink tea with you, serve you tea and just talk. Most of these places only offer those services saying that they are not responsible for what they do when they leave there. The funny thing is that all these places are hotels and tea rooms at the same time, so the laws in Japan have a legal loophole in that sense, so they allow "prostitution" disguised under the title of tea rooms. The serious thing about all this is that they exhibit women as if they were an object in a shop window, one is walking down the street and sees them in a shop window. In other words, they objectify women, they sell her as a product. And this happens in Japan, it is one of the realities that is rarely talked about. Very sad indeed.
Wow. They have good alibis on how to label prostitution lightly. But yeah, it's a sad reality. I mean, women are treated as objects for pleasure to men though, after all since the world existed. It will never be changed. 🤷
Yes, it's hard and even more so because most of all those women in Japanese tea rooms are not forced by anyone to practice that trade. They do it because it is the only way of life they know, that is, they were raised in that environment and despite the fact that the state provides them with opportunities to learn a different trade, they reject it and prefer to dedicate themselves to that life. And I don't criticize it, rather I understand it, they prefer that life because for them it is easier and more profitable to accompany a man for 2 weekends and earn a year's salary from a regular job, so that makes a big difference. Maybe that's also why the government is so permissive with prostitution in Japan, there are entire urbanizations dedicated to that, imagine how big it is, an urbanization with 20 blocks, 200 buildings, hundreds of houses, etc, dedicated only to that. So the government allows it because it charges taxes for it, and it's a very large portion, that's why they turn a blind eye to the matter, the police pass by, see the women and turn the other way. Hidden realities that the average tourist does not know about Japan and for that reason I air them here, because there are things that should be known.
Debe ser un lugar interesante visitar!! 😁😁
más temas interesantes del friend Rei, yeah! y Japón un lugar super para visitar por tanto de lo que se diferencian de LAT. uffff!
En esta ocasión friend, es sobre las salas de Te, que son lugares bastante particulares, lo impresionante es que hay urbanizaciones enteras en Japón, con mas de 200 edificios, que se dedican a servicios sexuales, y le comentaba a otra usuaria que eso no lo pasan en las noticias, es el lado oculto de Japón del que poco se habla o conoce.