/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>13642681
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>>13642696
Who consume AKB48 on Korea anyway?
Koreans value perfection and "profesionalism", what mean extreme surgery to the point their idols are practically cyborgs, more silicone than women, and western-like coreographies while nip idols are about girl-next-doors without any talent or anything special that wake up endearing feelings from the male audience (moe) and allow female fans to project into the girls and believe they could be famous too despite lacking talent and insane good looks. Japan and S Korea seem to have very diferent expectatives

>>13519268
>Implying Koreans don't do exactly the same thing towards Japan, blaming the occupation for all their own shitty problems

>>13513813
The Japanese army didn't even have the resources or infrastructure at that time in the war to uphold the ridiculous "rape infrastructure" that the American-backed propaganda claimed - Japan had entered the war due to being targeted by multiple other countries (primarily Russia) seeing Japan as a potential threat, and the squeeze that those countries were putting on Japan's resources would have made it completely impossible for the Japanese army to start up that kind of infrastructure, to speak nothing of maintaining it.
Also, here's the picture I forgot.

>>13237596
Japan lost the war only because the US ignored a peace offer and lied about receiving it afterwards. On top of that, the only reason that Japan didn't win the war was circumstantial - supply shortage born of Japan's isolation. To the last, Japan's morale and leadership were superior, and the only reason that we don't have a New Asia nowadays is that basically every other country took advantage of the country's isolation to gang up on it.
Well, it's really Korea's, China's and Russia's loss. Look at what they are now, and then look at what they could have been if they accepted the fact that Japanese virtues and leadership were fundamentally beneficial to their countries. Hell, Korea and eastern Siberia aren't even countries in the academic definition of the word - eastern Siberia was sparsely populated tribal land with a few foreign colonies, and Korea was a Chinese barony with a local language descended from Turkish. That was all it took for the US to make up a "culture" out of whole cloth to excuse them picking fights in Asia to make sure that no one opposed their cultural imperialism, though. Japan resisted wholesale Westernization, and the US couldn't tolerate a disagreeing party that had the potential to become an industrial and military giant given just a few supply routes.