Astroboy, I'm sorry if my post is unclear who work with the forex .... know what I mean
sorry for my English ... I use a translator .... then I will explain it all .... Meanwhile, an article on the web about the Japanese economic crisis .....
"The sensitivity of men New Age has finally arrived in the land of Salaryman. But there is a detail, an important feature in Japan, causing alarm at falling birth: the modern man does not seem interested in Japanese women and sex.
In Tokyo, the weekend, the trendy Harajuku area becomes a mixture of urban tribes: the goth lolita flying their false eyelashes, dazzling with their rebellion.
Away from quest'estetica outdated impositions, an army of men with sweet tight jeans and straightened hair. These Japanese are so-called "herbivores" (from the Japanese phrase "children grass eaters"): heterosexual, but apparently little interest in the "pleasures of the flesh."
They are attracted by the silence, life less competitive, focus on family and friends, avoiding the dictates of the traditional macho male Japanese.
Included Yukihiro Yoshida, a boy "-and twenty-something", a student of economics, which calls itself herbivore. "Do not take the initiative with the girls, do not talk with them," he says, blushing. "That would be ideal if a girl talks to me, but for my part I never do the first step."
Various studies say that 60% of Japanese from twenty to thirty calls himself "herbivore. Their Sex and the City is a television show called Otomen (boy effeminate). The protagonist is a martial arts expert, the guy most fake school. Her secret passions are sewing, making cakes and mending clothes for stuffed animals.
"Hide my nature," says the first episode, the identity that sews him secretly in his room. "At any moment I'll be a man, a real Japanese man."
But what does it mean? "It's not that long ago that men are becoming like women. And 'the idea of masculinity that is changing, "says Katsuhiro Kokobun. From his privileged position in Gruzzle, thanks to their beauty salon in Harajuku, Kokobun has seen a lot in terms of new trends.
Over the years has seen more and more people coming in his living room, people he calls "more modest, with less demand, as passive, they accept what is told." He noted that nowadays demand more distinctively feminine. "We eyebrows and facial for men," he smiles. "The reshaping of the eyebrows is very popular among students of high school."
So it is not a coincidence that Yasuhito Sekine eyebrows are shaped perfectly. Changing tastes is what interests him most in this period. He works for an internet service provider and operates in Sweets Club, an online group for men who like dessert. Operational since January, has a thousand registered members (online and in person), to discuss the virtues of various snacks strawberry. It 'something that defines Sekine unthinkable twenty years ago. Struck by his desire, taste the sweet jelly, peaches, praising. Not as strong as the coffee jelly with cream (a taste of real men, if ever one existed), labeling it "retro." Thinks that his club desserts show how young Japanese assert their individuality, reflecting their change in value against the Japanese boom of the 80s.
"Once (in fact 80 years), Japanese men were more passionate and aggressive, but now these features are despised. Our members have a gentle personality, say what he likes without prejudice, are not limited by expectations, "says Sekine, which describes itself herbivore. "In those days many men liked the dessert, but it was a thing to be jinxed. Do men liked tough alcohol or spicy foods. I discovered that my father liked the desserts, but never did peck.
Most expert of herbivores, Maki Fukasawa, believed to be born the last disastrous decade of economic stagnation. Christened as the tribe in 2006 and recently wrote a book called Generation herbivores, where they divided into 23 separate subcategories. Argues that they are a rebellion against the generation of employment for their parents, aware of veering away to the fees of their vigorous and consumerist age.
"They feel a sort of revulsion toward the older generations," says Fukusawa. "I do not want to have their lifestyle and their impact on the economy is very large. Now make much news because of low sales, especially on products such as cars and state-owned alcohol. "
He says that their arrival will bring positive changes are perhaps less competitive sense, but have a strong sense of community and family, which was lacking in their growing.
"In a sense, their fathers neglect their families. They were so immersed in the Japanese way of life of the employee, leaving every night with their boss, who closed the herbivores in their family and friends, "says Fukusawa.
But there is fear for financial and social impact of herbivores. Their low level of purchases and the lack of interest in sex relies on two of the biggest problems in Japan: the economy without light and the decline in births. They love to be friends with women, but for many of them nothing more.
On the streets of Harajuku, Fujita explains why Alex does not care to talk more: "Now women have much more education and immerse themselves in work. The women are now afraid. "
And, of course, there is also a label for the economic power to women working, women who know what they want, "women carnivorous.
With men and women carnivorous herbivores, it seems that the land of
samurai,
sumo wrestlers and geisha faces a whole new scenario. "
Funny, huh?
Moreover, the economy is on consumption
greetings from italy