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Is it bad to find an ultra-nationalist kinda sexy?

January 13, 2013fetish, Public spaceattractive, bad, be, disagreeable, Moe, political, sexy, should not, ultranationalist, wrongtokyo moe View all 3 comments

People with disagreeable political views should not be this attractive.

And now for something less attractive

November 28, 2012men, Public spaceattractive, inadequate hedge, less, life-affirming, salarymen, smokerstokyo moe One comment

A gaggle of salarymen share some tobacco with an inadequate hedge separating their unhealthy habit from innocent passers-by. Not all male performance in Tokyo is life-affirming or attractive.

China-Georgetown Basketball Brawl

August 23, 2011fetish, men, Public spacearms, attraction, attractive, basketball, brawl, China, conflict, ericthefez, Georgetown, hands, holding, inexplicable, locked, main, Moe, physical, stomper, teammate, uniformtokyo moe One comment

American Georgetown University men's basketball team and China's Bayi men's basketball team fight during a friendly game at Beijing Olympic Basketball Arena

My readers know that I only care for sports in so far as there is someone interesting to look at. This basketball photo satisfies my basic requirements: Hot guys in uniforms (and not!), check. Inexplicable actions, check. Physical conflict that seems to mask physical attraction, check.

And I am left wondering why is the main stomper holding hands and locked arms with his teammate to his right?

There’s some story about how this brawl put an early end to an exhibition match in China with Washington DC’s Georgetown team. Thanks Ericthefez for photo & story.

Learn Japanese with trial of Oshio Manobu

September 16, 2010fetish, male fashion, Public spacearrogant, attractive, bad, character, ecstacy, Japanese, jury, learn, lurid, Moe, news, Oshio Manobu, pills, Roppongi, taste, trial, wrongtokyo moe View all 2 comments

Ok. This is in very bad taste. But, I am hoping to improve my listening abilities by following the lurid trial of Oshio Manobu, an attractive if arrogant actor accused of providing ecstacy to a Ginza hostess and then abandoning her when she had a heart attack.

This story has many important angles: the first famous “lay judge” or jury trial since it was recently introduced in Japan, a story about drug panic in Japan (love the visual at the beginning where hundreds of pills are flying across the screen), its location in a super expensive Roppongi apartment possibly owned by the Peaches John bra shop’s female owner, and so on. Here’s yesterday’s summary in English.

Verdict is on Friday!

What makes the story mesmerizing for me, and probably for many Japanese female viewers, is the combination of Oshio’s bad character and his many hot looks. Is it wrong to think sexual thoughts of a bad person? Can you learn Japanese while feeling conflicted? (I have posted twice previously last December and August).

What do you think?!