The Pros And Cons Of Sex In Japan

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Japan is the develop country. Among of all other market, sex market industry is very developing in Japan, and this is the problem need to concern and be solved. There are many products relate to sexual in Japanese such as comics, movie, music, TV shows, massage, and service. These cultures exist for long time ago and now it is very develop which becomes one of the concerns of the country. There are many things relate to sexual in public which I think it is never exist in this world until I research about them. The comics we usually know are for young age with cool and cute characters. In Japan, the comics have lot images of girls with “hot body”, and it is on the book sell of any book stores. The market of sexual movie is also one of the …show more content…
The Uguisudani area has 61 hotels, 72 hotels in Shibuya and 75 in Shinjuku. There are many sex club also and Philippines women usually workers at. Most of traffickers are from Philippines. The club had hidden many trafficking women. There are also many gay clubs for international man looking for Japanese man or women looking for women. This is not against the law in Japanese as long as it does not involved in children under 15 years old. I think Japan should not published sexual production in public. This has effect on young girls. They are involved in this industry more easily because they see this everyplace. I think they should not improve the birth rate by allow all the sexual type. It can destroy the young girl generation. They should have some place to provide help to these girls. Some place they can find when they need help. Those places does not exist that why they involved in sex market when they have been lose. They have culture of sexual and I respect the culture. However, the girls are too young and I think they need to be protected. I decide to involve in when they are too young and they does not know how it is. I think they should have the law such as does not allow younger person to do any type relate to sexual. The buyers are also against the law if they have sexual with the young

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