Male looking to work in adult industry

[Chaddz]

So I am an American male who is looking to work in the adult industry of porn in Japan.
Is it aloud for an American to work in japan's adult industry aka porn. Or is it not aloud.
Thanks for reading.

私はポルノ業界で働きたいアメリカ人男性です。
それは許されることなのでしょうか？それともタブーですか？

 

[Grandpa Frank]

First problem would be getting a visa to even allow you into Japan. Most likely you would have to be able to speak & understand some Japanese. I'm guessing paydays would be low pay and quite a while between paychecks so you would have to have enough of your own money to survive. And last of all , unless you are "hung" like a donkey and can "stay in the game" for a very long time , they probably would not be interested in you. BUT.... don't let me crush your dreams , someone else may have better info for you.

 

[Mikawa Ossan]

He may be able to find work for a single video at a time or maybe a limited series. I know of some that specifically had foreign men (and of course women), but those "actors" were almost certainly not part of the studio's regular roster of "actors". They were there for a specific role or purpose.

 

[Achilles 1-1]

Hmmmm, read the ToS, and this might come under the heading of "obscene" or maybe even "indecent" don't forget this, @Chaddz, there are younger people such as myself on this forum too, and people don't need to know you want to be a porn worker. Just my guess, though. I could be wrong, like I normally am.

 

[Lothor]

Porn isn't my bag either, but it's a legitimate request for info, so such posts are allowed.

 

[Achilles 1-1]

Porn isn't my bag either, but it's a legitimate request for info, so such posts are allowed.

I think @thomas should change that. That's just my wants, though.

 

[mdchachi]

There's a similar thread on this topic here.

 

[Grandpa Frank]

I can see the film director now "hey you , time to stand at attention" , "roll em" .

 

[thomas]

I think @thomas should change that. That's just my wants, though.

The academic, non-explicit discussion of adult topics is well within the scope of this forum. The depiction of porn is not.

Is it common for US teenagers nowadays to self-censor and refrain from touching upon sexual topics?

There's a similar thread on this topic here.

I have locked the thread above because I got sick of people expressing their desire to work in Japan's porn industry. We even received applications.

 

[Mikawa Ossan]

We even received applications.

I hope they didn't send in their portfolios for you to peruse!

 

[Achilles 1-1]

The academic, non-explicit discussion of adult topics is well within the scope of this forum. The depiction of porn is not.

Is it common for US teenagers nowadays to self-censor and refrain from touching upon sexual topics?

If your Christian, then yes.

 

[Lothor]

If your Christian, then yes.

In the case of American Christians, a more accurate answer would be 'selectively'. Many of them are happy to throw their support behind a politician who violates the principles of Christianity in every way and are silent about his many sins.

I also don't think that your religion gives you a right to complain about the content of a forum. I've never seen a Jew or a Muslim on an online forum complain about articles involving pork. In fact, Christianity is the only religion that has a large number of people insistent on imposing their moral values (again, selectively) on others.

 

[johnnyG]

Back on topic, my expectation would be that it'd be pay to play or unpaid until your audience appeal had been confirmed.

 

[Petaris]

I've never seen a Jew or a Muslim on an online forum complain about articles involving pork. In fact, Christianity is the only religion that has a large number of people insistent on imposing their moral values (again, selectively) on others.

Perhaps not on a proper forum, but certainly on Reddit... Then again, that place is pretty much a battle ground for everyone and everything.

 

[Achilles 1-1]

In the case of American Christians, a more accurate answer would be 'selectively'. Many of them are happy to throw their support behind a politician who violates the principles of Christianity in every way and are silent about his many sins.

I also don't think that your religion gives you a right to complain about the content of a forum. I've never seen a Jew or a Muslim on an online forum complain about articles involving pork. In fact, Christianity is the only religion that has a large number of people insistent on imposing their moral values (again, selectively) on others.

"Is it common for US teenagers nowadays to self censor and refrain from touching upon sexual topics?"

That's what I'm replying too. My religion gives me no right to complain, but Christianity is against porn. Go read Leviticus if you don't believe me.

As for the moral values part, I think the most disagreed value has to concern with sexual orientation. But other than that, I think our moral values are agreed upon by other religions.

But let's stay on topic.

 

[Lothor]

"Is it common for US teenagers nowadays to self censor and refrain from touching upon sexual topics?"

That's what I'm replying too. My religion gives me no right to complain, but Christianity is against porn. Go read Leviticus if you don't believe me.

As for the moral values part, I think the most disagreed value has to concern with sexual orientation. But other than that, I think our moral values are agreed upon by other religions.

But let's stay on topic.

You brought up the subject. And I suggest you stay off sexual orientation.

 

[mdchachi]

Go read Leviticus if you don't believe me.

If you want to bring up Leviticus as serious reference you must be sure to follow everything it includes. Otherwise it's pointless to even bring it up.

https://hill-kleerup.org/blog/2012/06/13/76-things-banned-in-leviticus-and-their-penalties.html

Leviticus ... lays out the Law for the Israelites. But it's largely ignored by modern Christians because it's felt that Jesus replaced the Law (except where He didn't) and that Paul said a lot of it didn't apply (except for the parts that did). And for all of that, many are still willing to cite Leviticus for things that they think are sinful, while ignoring it for things they don't.

 

[johnnyG]

Tie it up and throw it in the pond. If it floats, it's porn, if not, it's not.

 

[Achilles 1-1]

You brought up the subject. And I suggest you stay off sexual orientation.

Believe me. I have no interest in talking about sexual orientation. I'm not trying to start a war.

 

[Achilles 1-1]

If you want to bring up Leviticus as serious reference you must be sure to follow everything it includes. Otherwise it's pointless to even bring it up.

https://hill-kleerup.org/blog/2012/06/13/76-things-banned-in-leviticus-and-their-penalties.html

Leviticus ... lays out the Law for the Israelites. But it's largely ignored by modern Christians because it's felt that Jesus replaced the Law (except where He didn't) and that Paul said a lot of it didn't apply (except for the parts that did). And for all of that, many are still willing to cite Leviticus for things that they think are sinful, while ignoring it for things they don't.

I've read Leviticus five times, I know the book. But enough about this. We should stay on topic before this gets out of hand.

 

[MarieCherry]

Hmmmm, read the ToS, and this might come under the heading of "obscene" or maybe even "indecent" don't forget this, @Chaddz, there are younger people such as myself on this forum too, and people don't need to know you want to be a porn worker. Just my guess, though. I could be wrong, like I normally am.

bro just don't click on it then

 

[Achilles 1-1]

bro just don't click on it then

I had no idea what "Adult Industry" meant, so I wanted to find out, and kind of regretted it.

 

[Lothor]

I had no idea what "Adult Industry" meant, so I wanted to find out, and kind of regretted it.

I'm sad about that. P**n is addictive for some people (I've got a friend who has struggled with such an addiction), and such people sometimes need increasingly extreme images to get aroused that do not portray what loving couples do with each other. This drives the demand for this rather unpleasant industry.

 

[Achilles 1-1]

I'm sad about that. P**n is addictive for some people (I've got a friend who has struggled with such an addiction), and such people sometimes need increasingly extreme images to get aroused that do not portray what loving couples do with each other. This drives the demand for this rather unpleasant industry.

Ya it sucks

 

[MarieCherry]

I had no idea what "Adult Industry" meant, so I wanted to find out, and kind of regretted it.

Ohhh