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For the male-dominated Japanese advertising industry, water is a boon
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| Consider the possibilities... | |
| Office ladies, dreaming of Bali... | |
| All at once, rip off their work clothes... | |
| and swim down the street | |
| The ubiquity of similar incidents of licentious (and generally self-willed) female display necessitates us to consider the reproductive potential of such communications | |
| Of course, It is not only in relation to water, but beyond, as well... | |
| The objectification and sexualization of women is an endemic aspect of Japanese commercial culture | |
| As communication researchers, sociologists, anthropologists, Japanologists -- perhaps more importantly, as human beings -- it is reasonable to wonder about media effect...
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