
I salute, thee, lifeguard. Costume and staging cannot be over-estimated.

I salute, thee, lifeguard. Costume and staging cannot be over-estimated.

Eating what Americans call a corn dog, in a yukata. I loved it!
Posted in fetish, men, Public space
Tagged American dog, corn dog, hands-free, matsuri, Moe, Nichome, obscene, rainbow, Shinjuku, summer, yukata

Guest photographer Al M reached in close for this ass shot. Taken at Nichome’s Rainbow Matsuri on August 12, 2012.

Given how punitive most of Japan is about tattoos (out-lawed at most sports clubs, public gyms, sentos, and onsen), it’s great to see so many at the beach! Rock on!

Is it OK to ask to see the full tattoo?

This seems to be the path from the train station to the beach . .

No matter where you are in the world, there’s the allure of surfers. My favorite view of them, of course, is in the parking lot. This photo’s wall is suggestive for what is shows and what it conceals.
This is the start of my beach series, with photos of tattoos, lifeguards, and strange male behavior featured from the shores of Kanagawa to Chiba. Japan is at its freest and most delinquent at the beach.

I love everything to do with yankiis. Think big blond hair and maybe too much make-up. Chunky jewelry and glitter skulls and bones. So I was delighted to see Vice Fairy brand promoting their summer yukatas with a full schedule of the Tokyo fireworks season.
The husband gagged when he saw this image. It reminds me of John Waters saying that, for him as a filmmaker, an audience member’s vomiting is like a standing ovation.