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Kowabana #031 (Patreon)

Published:
2018-10-10 15:00:04
Imported:
2023-02

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Mysterious and deadly objects

Cursed video tapes. Cursed boxes. If you can think of it, Japan probably has a cursed version of it. In this week’s episode, find out the horrific secrets behind the mysterious and deadly objects that everyday people have come across.

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Anonymous

On a related note, Ellen Page went to Japan a couple of years ago for an episode of the show Gaycation, which I found really interesting, there are some clips of it on Youtube. It shows how Japan is still somewhat socially conservative about homosexuality in some ways even without having a predominant religious tradition in which it’s viewed as a sin and despite having things like a tradition of same-sex love in the samurai class (somewhat similar to the one in the “warrior aristocracy” of ancient Greece) a few hundred years ago (an element of samurai culture left out of most samurai movies, but explored in a few, like Nagisa Oshima’s Gohatto, and hinted at in Akira Kurosawa’s Kagemusha, which I didn’t fully pick up on until listening to a DVD commentary track for it. It’s also in an episode of the anime series Samurai Champloo).

taraadevlin
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Japan is super conservative about everything, not just homosexuality. Straight couples shouldn't be showing affection in public either. But there does remain a large stigma that "You should get married and then the woman should stay home and raise children." Again, not *specifically* against homosexuality, but against anything that isn't that norm. It's a real struggle for gay people and while a lot of it is simply "Don't be the nail that stands up," it's also a lot of American influence after WWII that came in and said no, homosexuality is bad.

Anonymous

I really like your stories about cursed boxes. By just listening, I sometimes feel like I'm unraveling something mysterious from the past.