2013年9月4日 星期三
Poise and Behavior
I was once lucky enough to attend a authentic kabuki play in Tokyo. (They’re expensive, and I wasn’t paying, fortunately). In old Japan, a hallmark of beauty and feminine sexual allure was the “sideways glance” of the eyes (nagashime). The play was able to convey this, and it highlighted an important point. This is the fact that Japanese women can convey strong feminine energy simply with their carriage, demeanor, and body movements. The compliant nod of a beautiful face, with glowing skin and gentle almond eyes, a singsong voice, the movement of a supple wrist, and the poise with which the beautiful girls of the Ginza carry their purses (right palm upturned) as they float lotus-like around the shopping malls of downtown Tokyo: these are the scenes that I want to flash across my mind before I die. You just feel better being around them. It is not easy to describe to someone who has not lived there, but it is tangible.
Openness to Sex--Japanese
Japanese culture is surprisingly hedonistic. Sexual puritanism is not part of the culture, bless their souls. And appearances are deceptive. The innocent-looking “OL” (office lady) with her perfect uniform, or the stone-faced department store elevator-operator girl, may appear to be angelic and conservative. But the girls are very approachable, provided you are polite, and behind closed doors can often be sexual tigresses. I have found that many Japanese girls tend to be much more “kinky” (open to unusual sexual practices) than girls of other nations. I have my own theories about why this is, but space here does not permit a digression on it.
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