Japan’s sexual apathy is endangering the global economy
People in Japan are so averse to romantic relationships that the country's media even has a name for it: sekkusu shinai shokogun, or "celibacy syndrome," according to a widely circulated Guardian story on the country's low rates of marriage, childbearing and even sex. But this is more than a story about Japan and its cultural quirks: It's a story about the global economy. Japan is the world's thir
Sex myths without substance: Mislabelling Japan
Thank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in Sex myths without substance: Mislabelling JapanThese stories gain traction because they support a view of east Asia which is at best patronising and at worst overtly racist
The Guardian's (Mis)guide To Japanese Sex Trends
“Aversion to marriage and intimacy in modern life is not unique to Japan,” said The Guardian. “Nor is growing preoccupation with digital technology. But what endless Japanese committees have failed to grasp when they stew over the country's procreation-shy youth is that, thanks to official shortsightedness, the decision to stay single often makes perfect sense.” (Image: 女子会 at kasahara, by Flickr
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