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So why do you get naked? 6 Japanese customs that shocked foreigners

Date published: 25 October 2020
Last updated: 10 November 2020

Are you listening more than they thought they would? “J-pop”

What I like most about Japanese culture is “Anime”

The thing I dislike the most is “hot springs and public baths”

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Japanese culture with things such as anime , Japanese food , and hot springs , is one of the most popular in the world. What parts of Japanese culture do foreigners like, and what are they not comfortable with?

Today, we will talk about “Japanese customs that shocked foreigners” with answers extrapolated from previously published articles. (The following reflects only the opinion of the interviewees.)
“It's good that Japan has uniforms, because you don’t get judged by your clothes. In America, there are many private schools, so seeing the difference between the rich and the poor is easy, through clothing. Schools that use uniforms are mostly private, and children from rich families can pay high tuitions. In America, people wearing uniforms are from private schools, so uniforms convey the idea of wealth.” (America/woman)
In Japan we often listen to foreign artists' music, but we don’t think about J-pop being listened to abroad. However, there actually are a lot of people who listen to it.

“I've been listening to J-pop for a long time. I like Kana Nishino, Hikaru Utada, and Miku Hatsune.” (Taiwan/man)

“I also listen to Hatsune Miku. Ryuichi Sakamoto is also famous. I often hear his songs.” (Korea/man)

“I listen to ONE OK ROCK from time to time. They also did a live show in the US.” (America/male)
When it comes to Japanese culture, anime is a favorite. Anime has gained popularity all over the world, and anime expos are being organized in many countries, including the US, the UK, and Brazil. Anime has been selected as the #1 favorite aspect of Japanese culture, but which shows are being watched?

“I really love anime since my parents recommended I watched Evangelion.” (Korea/man)

“I, too like Evangelion and went to Fujikyu Highland to see the First Machine.” (America/woman)

“I like Gundam! I was impressed by the life-size one in Odaiba .” (Taiwan/man)

In addition, people watched famous works like Dragon Ball, Naruto, Sailor Moon that were popular when I was a child but also now! People knew a wide variety of genres.
While there were many customs people liked, other were shocked by this one.

“Isn’t Christmas something to celebrate with family? Is it a dating day in Japan?!” (America/woman)

Japan is good at rebranding things from around the world in its own way (Valentine's day, Halloween). Next one may or may not be Easter. We can safely say Christmas was a “pioneer”.

“Why do you have the tradition of eating KFC on Christmas?” (USA/male)

It seems that many things perplex foreigners when it comes to Christmas in Japan. It’s not only about it being a couples' day, but also about KFC.
Hot springs and public baths are places that Japanese can’t do without. It’s common and the normal way to enjoy them is to get naked and soak in hot water. However, foreigners often can’t get used to getting naked in front of strangers. Most people were embarrassed and did not want to enter the hot springs .

“I’m a little reluctant. I don’t want to be in the same bath with other people naked. I do use hot springs in Taiwan, but I wear a swimsuit.” (Taiwan/man)

“I would like it if I were alone, but not with friends. I don’t want to get naked in front of friends.” (USA/man)

“At first I was reluctant, but once you get used to it, it’s ok, I’m not embarrassed anymore. I've been to hot springs , but not to a public bath, so I want to try it.” (America/woman)

Especially men didn’t like being naked among other men. Most women said that they had gotten used to it after trying. Men seem that they would enjoy the bath by themselves, but not with other naked people around.

What I learned from these interviews is that there are people who don’t know public baths even exist. While public baths are decreasing, there are also places that are gaining popularity by introducing new herb baths, and mist baths, so I would like foreigners to experience the Japanese bathing culture.
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A missing Japanese porn star was found dead earlier this month — naked and tied to a tree in a remote forest, according to reports.
Rina Arano’s body was found on June 14 on a slope less than a mile off a road near the villa belonging to 33-year-old Hiroyuki Sampei, who was arrested in her disappearance, the Japan Times reported.
The Sun reported a police statement that said, “Rina Arano was tied to a tree without clothes and has been dead for almost two weeks.”
Investigators believe Arano and Sampei met at a train station in Ibaraki Prefecture on June 5 after the two exchanged private messages on Twitter, according to the Japan Times.
Arano was reported missing on June 8 by family.
After Sampei picked up Arano, he drove her to his villa in Hitachiota, police said.
Sampei was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping and confining Arano, the outlet reported.
Police said Sampei admitted to bringing Arano to his vacation home but denied forcing her to stay there, Japan Today reported . He also said he handcuffed her briefly, but did it with her consent, police said.
Sampei told police he’s not sure where Arano went after she left his home, though her cellphone was found inside his home, according to Japan Today.
No external injuries were found on her body and an autopsy will be done to determine her cause of death, the outlet reported.

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Tokyo (CNN) — Thousands braved chilly weather on Saturday to gather at the annual "Naked Festival" in Okayama prefecture in the southern part of Japan's Honshu island.
The event, called "Hadaka Matsuri" in Japanese, is a wild and raucous festival held every year on the third Saturday of February at the Saidaiji Kannonin Temple, about a 30-minute train ride from Okayama city.
But the 10,000 or so male participants aren't as naked as the festival's name suggests.
They sport a minimal amount of clothing; usually a Japanese loincloth called a "fundoshi" and a pair of white socks called "tabi."
The festival, which celebrates the blessings of a bountiful harvest, prosperity and fertility, starts at around 3:20 p.m local time with a separate event for young boys -- aimed at fostering interest in younger generations.
"We hope they will be able to keep the tradition alive in the future," Mieko Itano, a spokeswoman from the Okayama tourism board, told CNN Travel.
In the evening, the men spend an hour or two running around the temple grounds in preparation and purify themselves with freezing cold water, before cramming themselves into the main temple building.
When the lights go out at 10 p.m., a priest throws 100 bundles of twigs and two lucky 20-centimeter-long shingi sticks into the crowd from a window four meters above.
The 10,000 or so men, packed in like sardines, jostle with each other to get hold of one of the bundles and/or the two sticks. Whoever succeeds is guaranteed a year of good fortune, according to legend.
The shingi are more sought after than the less-coveted twigs, which can be taken home. The whole event lasts around 30 minutes and participants emerge with a few cuts, bruises and sprained joints.
Visitors come from all across Japan and a few from abroad to take part. Some attend the event alone, but many participants join as part of teams representing local businesses.
Men in loincloths bathe in cold water to purify their souls as part of the "Hadaka Matsuri" (Naked Festival) at Saidaiji Temple on February 15, 2020 in Okayama, Japan.
The festival evolved from a ritual that started 500 years ago during the Muromachi Period (1338-1573), when villagers competed to grab paper talismans, which were given out by a priest at the Saidaiji Kannonin Temple.
More and more villagers wanted those lucky paper talismans and the ritual grew in size. But they realized that when they went to grab the paper it ripped. Their clothes just got in the way too, so they eventually did away with them and exchanged paper for wood, said Itano.
With its long heritage, the festival was also designated an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Asset in 2016. It's one of several "naked festivals" held across Japan, with another held at Yotsukaido in Chiba prefecture, featuring men in loincloths fighting and carrying kids through mud as a method of exorcism.
There are plenty of other festivities to check out for those that don't feel like stripping down to a loincloth in mid-winter, too.
Before the main Okayama event, there is an afternoon of traditional dances and a performance by a troupe of female drummers. A fireworks show starts at 7 p.m.
At Gofuku-dori, a nearby shopping street, locals open their doors and welcome participants and spectators.
You don't have to be a local to take part in the main "naked" event. You can either register in advance to buy your loincloth and tabi socks, or buy them on site if you feel like joining in.
This year, festival organizers have also taken extra precautions amid the coronavirus outbreak . Itano suggested participants in the naked part of the festival not wear masks during the rough and tumble part of the main event. However, she added that hand sanitizers were placed at the temple entrance and around the festival.
Saidaiji Temple 3-8-8 Saidaiji-naka, Higashi-ku Okayama-shi, Okayama-ken 704-8116 Japan
Top photo: Approximately 10,000 men in loincloths try to snatch a lucky wooden stick during the "Naked Festival" at Saidaiji Temple on February 15, 2020 in Okayama, Japan. Credit: Asahi Shimbun via Getty Images
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