>>1
ＣＮＮは何をしたいのだろう？

>>1
Japanese Pedophile Handshake Prostitute

Japanese HENTAI culture

>>1

Japanese Pedophile Handshake Prostitute

Japanese HENTAI culture

>>1


Japanese Pedophile Handshake Prostitute

Japanese HENTAI culture

>>1
AV Plus
https://mercury.bbspink.com/avplus/

>>1 外圧で朝鮮ヤクザと売春組織の壊滅？それと朝鮮プロダクションまで波及するか？

>>1
CNNはフェイクが定着したから
別な局でやれ。

>>1
Japanese culture

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TOKYO culture


>>1

Japanese Pedophile Handshake Prostitute

Japanese HENTAI culture

>>1
Japanese TOKYO culture

IT OTAKU

HENTAI IT OTAKU

IT OTAKU ＝ HENTAI RORICON

>>1
Japanese culture

↑

TOKYO culture


Japanese Pedophile Handshake Prostitute

Japanese HENTAI culture
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Japanese TOKYO culture

IT OTAKU

HENTAI IT OTAKU

IT OTAKU ＝ HENTAI LOLICON


Please help how Japanese children！

>>1
やっぱりさ、被害者の女の子に謝罪させたのは、
へたこいたね。本気で不味い対応だったね。
おかげで世界中のマスコミが
食いついてるじゃないですか

>>>>1 >>2-94
自公アベノミクス朝赤坂亭ウエーイ系酔っぱらい系
パリピ系らの集団政権>>>>1。こいつら以下のフイクションまんまだなw

2008年 深町秋生 著 東京デッドクルージング
2008年 森 達也 東京スタンピード
漫画アニメ AKIRA 2019年 ネオ東京
小説 寒河江伝説 人間狩り(東北自治区 2030)
映画 天国の大罪 冒頭
ＢＤＴー掟の街ー

201x年 第2次東京オリンピック前夜の日本。

少子高齢化社会ギガ加速、積極財政での重税加速とインフレ加速、
また、温暖化加速での気候変動。
露中チョン枢軸同盟と日米安保連合との、アジア太平洋動乱激化傾向での
各種資源価格高騰傾向、
オイルショック気味　狂乱物価気味な、スタグフレーション 慢性的構造不況。

外資ウルトラ依存、外国人奴隷労働者テラ依存>>>>1な、日本政府、
日本全土がブラックラグーンのロアナプラ化、
エスニック トロピカル バイオレンス化する、GTA-Japan-


2003年 著 小説　｢応化戦争記 ハルビンカフエ｣
1999年 著 ｢2055年までの人類史｣前半。
漫画 真 机上の九龍 机上の九龍。

近未来、(ハルビンカフエでは、福島原発事故もくわえ)
少子高齢化社会超加速、各種増税加速、
インフレ誘因から、スタグフレーションぎみの日本。

さらに、アジア複合大戦後の、
慢性的オイルショック、慢性的狂乱物価、慢性的金融危機になる、
マッポー状態な、日本のエスニック
トロピカル バイオレンス化を止められない、
ずさんで無能、愚鈍、脳筋ゴリマッチョな、日本政府

>>1
ＣＮＮとか・・・
フェイクニュースやないか

>>1
https://edition.cnn.com

【Why a pop idol's stand against her assault sparked outrage in Japan】

https://edition-m.cnn.com/2019/01/16/asia/japanese-pop-idol-sexual-assault-apology-bullying-intl/index.html?r=https%3A%2F%2Fedition.cnn.com%2F

【Why a pop idol's stand against her assault sparked outrage in Japan】
By Emiko Jozuka and Yoko Wakatsuki, CNN
Updated at 0407 GMT (1207 HKT) January 17, 2019

Maho Yamaguchi, a member of the Japanese pop group NGT48
Maho Yamaguchi, a member of the Japanese pop group NGT48
Tokyo, Japan (CNN) — It was a meant to be a happy occasion to launch the New Year -- a meet and greet between a Japanese pop idol and her fans.
But Maho Yamaguchi didn't turn up to her pop group's event on January 6. In the following days, she apologized for her absence and went public as to the reason why: An alleged assault at the hands of two male fans.

>>166の続き

"I am sorry to shock you guys. Some might get scared to hear what happened to me. I am really sorry.
I wanted to help those who were going through the same experience," she posted on her Twitter account on January 8.

Yamaguchi is a member of Niigata-based "idol group" NGT48, a sister group to the famous 48-member girl band AKB48.
She claimed a member of her group had leaked her address to two male fans who assaulted her at home on December 8 last year.

"I didn't do anything for a month because I didn't want to impose on everyone that supports me.
I don't want you to dislike NGT (the pop band) ... That's because I believed they'd sort all this out," Yamaguchi added on Twitter.

Following her online confession, Yamaguchi made a fleeting appearance at her pop group's three-year anniversary show on January 10 and apologized in person for "causing trouble" to her fans.

A statement on NGT48's website last week confirmed that another member had told male fans when Yamaguchi might return home.
The two men were arrested on suspicion of grabbing her face but later released. Yamaguchi insinuated her management company did nothing to deal with those involved in her ordeal.

【Apology stirs controversy】

Her apology comes amid growing attention in Japan to the issue of violence against women.
In the days following her Twitter post, criticism was directed at Yamaguchi's management company, AKS, for its apparent mishandling of the incident -- and for her seemingly unnecessary omission of regret.

>>182の続き

In Japan, people often issue public apologies when they think they have disturbed "wa" or societal harmony.

Speaking to CNN, Kukhee Choo, a cultural studies expert at Sophia University in Tokyo, said that Yamaguchi's apology has also helped her to garner more sympathy from the Japanese public.

"There's a lot of affinity in Japan towards idol figures as the management companies choose very average, cute, young cheerful women.

They want everyone to feel like this could be your daughter or next-door neighbor," said Choo.

"There's a lot of affinity in Japan towards idol figures as the management companies choose very average, cute, young cheerful women.

They want everyone to feel like this could be your daughter or next-door neighbor," said Choo.

>>185の続き

"If someone powerful has a hard time coming out, the average women in Japan thinks, what chance do I have? But idols are very relatable.

This incident could help other young women to think, if she came out, then I can come out too."

Japan is ranked 110th out of 149 countries in the World Economic Forum's index measuring the degree of gender equality.

The country also ranks bottom among G7 countries for gender equality, despite Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's pledge to empower working women through a policy called "womenomics."

According to Choo, Japanese culture is still bound by notions that women have to behave in a so-called "womanly way" to elicit sympathy.

"In western culture strong women are respected, but in Japan, even when you're strong you have to perform the victim."

The management company for both NGT48 and AKB48 announced Monday that it had removed one of its officials amid criticism of its handling of the alleged assault on Yamaguchi.

It said it would take preventive measures such as providing emergency alarms to all members and patrol around their homes.

In a statement, the company said they were "determined to build trust with each of the members and to provide mental care for Maho Yamaguchi and all other members."

>>187の続き

【When the 'girl-next-door' speaks up】

The Japanese pop idol industry, or J-pop as it's more commonly known, is worth billions of dollars.

Major record companies maintain a tight grip on the lives of their stars, dictating their image and behavior both on and off stage.

Many of the groups are manufactured to appeal to male demographics.

"The point is they have to be cute and sexy and push all the buttons of the deferential and pure girl that appeals to guys,"
said Jeff Kingston, professor at Temple University in Tokyo and an author of several books on Japan and Japanese social change.

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Post-concert meet and greets and photo opportunities are routinely used to foster a sense of closeness between J-pop performers and audiences.

It's here that the performers continue to sell their fabricated identities.
But it's this faux sense of intimacy that blurs the line between fantasy and reality for some fans.

In 2014, a saw-wielding man attacked two members of AKB48, and in 2017, an obsessed fan turned stalker stabbed pop idol Mayu Tomita dozens of times.

The failure of the record industry to better protect its stars from violence has been amplified in the age of social media.

A petition on change.org that supported Yamaguchi and called for the manager's resignation had garnered more than 53,000 signatures when it closed on January 13.

"The (record company) staff should first protect the girls," Kemta Otsubo, an idol industry insider and writer, told CNN.

"It was inevitable that criticism would occur worldwide (in Yamaguchi's case), everybody is very angry with the management angry for apologizing for failing to protect her after Yamaguchi herself apologized."

>>1
こういう感じで世界に拡散されても耐えられるルックスだな。

>>1
これがもっと燃え広がって、秋元オリンピック関係から外される事を願うわ

>>1
世界のngt山口になったな(´・ω・`)

>>1
これが本当ならCNNはどうかしている

>>3
強姦どころか殺しに行ったのかもしれん
少なくとも本人はそう考えてる

>>4
この相関図をCNNにあげるんだ

>>5
無能Google翻訳