Japan's Minato Women Problem

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  @Asianalysis · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @jowyboi · 3 years ago

  This is basically the same thing as Yacht party here in America. Rich men inviting attractive women onto million dollar boats and paying them bags of money for it. Money is the root of all evil. In the end the government will always get their cut of that money.

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  @davidb.4334 · 3 years ago

  Minato Women is Japanese for &quot;She belongs to the streets&quot;

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  @patrickdegenaar9495 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I taught english in Japan 25 years ago as a side job during study. What surprised me at the time was that one of the women spent 30% of her meagre wages on makeup. When i asked why, she said plainly that she had no hope in being able to support herself, so she wanted to find the best possible man.

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  @AslanKyoya1776 · 2 years ago (edited)

  The only reason I knew about Minato before watching this is because that&apos;s where Sailor Moon takes place. I never knew that it was like the Beverly Hills of Japan.

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  @SBJ84 · 2 years ago

  You can never find an older woman who this lifestyle worked out well for yet the young continue to try and fail in the long run. I heard the story of one Minato girl who had it all and once she hit her 30s her sponsor kicked her out and replaced her with a new girl in her 20s and the cycle continues.

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  @SF-fb6lv · 2 years ago

  It always surprises me that many people who suddenly start earning a lot of money don&apos;t invest it; they spend it all on handbags and stuff...

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  @Kokozaftran · 2 years ago

  I refuse to believe that there is no prostitution happening here.

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  @iamnotyoon · 2 years ago

  I know a few of these girls. Most of them are hafu (half Japanese) and most of the time half Brazilian, Russian, German, etc I used to think they had rich parents but one of the girls I follow on instagram goes to Dubai regularly where she’s often on a boat and casually goes out for expensive foods every with her friends.

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  @H3inrichXVI · 2 years ago

  Honestly this doesnt seem to be much of a problem by itself but rather a symptom of a society wich is deeply broken

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  @joelconolly5574 · 3 years ago

  So Minato women are more like escorts. And this is also a sort of sugar daddy lifestyle but without having to cling to one. It is a very lavishing lifestyle. But it doesn&apos;t sound to have long benefits.

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  @Josian-ps7fb · 2 years ago (edited)

  As a french guy, I&apos;m always amazed by the so called &quot;French life style&quot; we see at cinema and stuff: it a myth, an utopia, a dreamed world. In a way, it&apos;s like these old films called Rambo (or the countless clones with different actors and names), where a &quot;hero&quot; kills hundreds of &quot;evil&quot; people: is it for real? No, it isn&apos;t, because we live in the real world, with its good parts indeed, but also with its issues maybe even more numerous. Well, whatever, it&apos;s not the topic here...

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