/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I have grown interested in diapers and was wondering diapers what I can get for $50.

Any Diapered Anon(s) out there can help?

>>2180627

It's that time of the day again.

Japanese diapers = Japanese
Japanese falls under Japan
/jp/ = Japan/General
So Japanese diapers are therefore /jp/ related.

>>2088941

Why don't you kids like discussion about Japanese fetishism?

>>1976598
Japanese diapers are.

Why don't we have aisles like this in the west, damn.

Why does Japan not give a shit about diaper fetishes, but everyone else puts them on a extremely low level?

Why does Japan have a superior view of diapers than any other country?

>The adult diaper market in Japan is growing.[15] Even fully continent Japanese do not frown on wetting themselves in public, using a diaper, when toilets are inconvenient: a group of diaper-wearing Japanese tourists made the front page of the New York Post on New Year's Day 2008 when they agreed to pose for a publicity shot endorsing diapers as a solution to inadequate restroom facilities at the ball drop in Times Square.[16] On September 25th, 2008, Japanese manufacturers of adult diapers conducted the world's first all-diaper fashion show, dramatizing throughout it many informative dramatic scenarios which addressed various issues relevant to older people in diapers. "It was great to see so many different types of diapers all in one showing," gushed Aya Habuka, 26. "I learned a lot. This is the first time that diapers are being considered as fashion."[2][3]

I bet Japanese diapers are really nice.

land of great diapers,good for my 2 years old girl. she can't stop pooping!

Great things from japan?