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    0:00 - Intro
    1:03 - Have you heard about Miss Japan?
    1:22 - Reactions to Ukraine-born Miss Japan
    6:03 - What does it mean to be Japanese?
    7:53 - Should Miss Japan be at least half-Japanese?
    9:41 - Do Japanese idealize Western beauty standards?
    12:04 - How will the Miss Japan contest evolve in future?
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  • @AsianBoss
    @AsianBoss  Před 4 měsíci +62

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    • @rogermayweather4309
      @rogermayweather4309 Před 4 měsíci

      "Ukrainian"... SHE'S JEWISH. Great replacement happening in Japan now too LOL!

    • @user-gg4hz9rv7v
      @user-gg4hz9rv7v Před 4 měsíci

      Nonsense.Average Ukrainian women looks more pretty then this one

    • @WanglembaElangbam-xj7yl
      @WanglembaElangbam-xj7yl Před 4 měsíci

      They should just name the pageant show as Miss white or h@lf br##d, that would be more accurate representation of the contest I believe 😂

    • @WanglembaElangbam-xj7yl
      @WanglembaElangbam-xj7yl Před 4 měsíci

      B#tch don't erase my comment. I thought you guys wanna hear the real Japanese narrative hmmm?

    • @motivationontop6587
      @motivationontop6587 Před 4 měsíci +4

      She is not Japanese period

  • @objektivone3209
    @objektivone3209 Před 4 měsíci +2312

    From a mature perspective. Just stop Miss contests. They have no meaning. No one will miss them.

    • @felixling8976
      @felixling8976 Před 4 měsíci +108

      Pretty sure it's done due to money making reasons.

    • @user-ep2sm3jm1o
      @user-ep2sm3jm1o Před 4 měsíci

      Agreed. It only promotes the toxic beauty culture. I'm sure every single Miss whatever has some kind of eating disorder

    • @Bahamuttiamat
      @Bahamuttiamat Před 4 měsíci

      What an idiotic comment? What exactly is mature about your narrow pov? Should we also stop appreciating art, because has no meaning. Neither does sport. People should think before posting nonsense.

    • @danarthur771
      @danarthur771 Před 4 měsíci +58

      just stop oil then, just stop internet then, just stop higher education then. without all those, those village people can still live their lives happily?
      THATS NOT HOW IT WORKS, SON

    • @krissydiggs
      @krissydiggs Před 4 měsíci +74

      Agreed. There are better ways to award people scholarships.

  • @user-ef6ur7wi1u
    @user-ef6ur7wi1u Před 4 měsíci +848

    I am Japanese.Many Japanese people do not assert themselves and take a public stance.Many people do not make critical comments in public.That's not the person's true feelings.These are both strengths and weaknesses of the Japanese people. In the video,Some of these people may not have expressed their true feelings.

    • @amisvega9756
      @amisvega9756 Před 4 měsíci +76

      The guys of the "Samurai Spirit" did, right? Good on them for their honesty.
      Really appreciated it.
      Also, Mr Sho. Very much on point.
      Thank you for your comment.

    • @sanko2929
      @sanko2929 Před 4 měsíci +7

      @user-ef6ur7wi1u:
      I've heard recent criticism about her in Japan. Are the critics predominantly older and middle-aged individuals? Particularly, do the elderly not like change?

    • @user-ef6ur7wi1u
      @user-ef6ur7wi1u Před 4 měsíci +38

      ​@amisvega9756 yes. they are honest.That is the true opinion of most Japanese people. When it comes to issues related to racial discrimination, people tend to take a public stance without expressing their true feelings.

    • @user-ef6ur7wi1u
      @user-ef6ur7wi1u Před 4 měsíci +13

      ​@@sanko2929 Older people probably don't know about or aren't interested in the Miss Japan issue.Elderly people in rural areas do not like change.Most likely middle-aged people.

    • @t0t0-wb1bt
      @t0t0-wb1bt Před 4 měsíci +13

      とくにインタビューではそうですよね
      かと言ってTwitterが日本の多数派ではない

  • @user-db4vu6mk3q
    @user-db4vu6mk3q Před 4 měsíci +438

    She is not Miss Japan already . She had an affair and refused a three-way meeting with his wife, saying it was "not in my best interest."
    A disabled person who attended the same university as her was accused of being ridiculed by her for being ugly.
    Her evaluation was canceled because a person with a bad personality is not suitable for Miss Japan.

    • @user-qt9vn1yj8x
      @user-qt9vn1yj8x Před 4 měsíci +7

      What do you meat three- way in-out meating?

    • @farfar8773
      @farfar8773 Před 4 měsíci

      @@user-qt9vn1yj8x she had an affair with a married man, then she got invited to clarified with this married man and wife but she reject

    • @mariannaarakelyan
      @mariannaarakelyan Před 4 měsíci +20

      Not even surprised

    • @kaststone4285
      @kaststone4285 Před 4 měsíci

      You meant threesome 😅😂

    • @strawberry-soju
      @strawberry-soju Před 4 měsíci +33

      This Tea is hooooooot

  • @nghtwtchr9
    @nghtwtchr9 Před 4 měsíci +807

    It’s quite telling how those interviewed were “okay” with a European born, Ukrainian with “bright,clear” skin, but hafu Japanese often catch hell, are ostracized, and criticized for their looks. Having lived in Japan 🇯🇵, I know the face people present in public, often isn’t the same one you see in private. I think that was true in these interviews.

    • @GirlyEnglishGamer
      @GirlyEnglishGamer Před 4 měsíci +21

      Yes i agree

    • @matangox
      @matangox Před 4 měsíci +13

      Isn't Naomi Osaka like a huge star in Japan? I could be wrong about that, but I think I heard somewhere she is.

    • @nghtwtchr9
      @nghtwtchr9 Před 4 měsíci +77

      @@matangox She is now, but she mentioned in interviews as well as other half Japanese, the difficulties she faced growing up. Even now, there are still some who see her as a gaijin.

    • @clementmckenzie7041
      @clementmckenzie7041 Před 4 měsíci +77

      @@matangox A few years ago a hafu black Japanese woman was Miss Japan, she was given a very difficult time

    • @therover65
      @therover65 Před 4 měsíci +35

      Yes racism in Japan is deeply ingrained. And picking a Ukrainian is just virtue signaling.

  • @Kiryu-Chwan
    @Kiryu-Chwan Před 4 měsíci +2128

    I think everybody is missing the point. Mr. Sho is right. This competition is only about the LOOKS and nothing else, so if you have to represent an X country to a beauty competition, then you should come from the specific X country for example if you want to represent Japan as Miss queen or whatever then you should be japanese because you are promoting the japanese looks to the world.

    • @AyueKodamaes
      @AyueKodamaes Před 4 měsíci +1

      I don't think so. Dont get me wrong,but this lady is just white,shes not good looking at all.

    • @HumanB312
      @HumanB312 Před 4 měsíci +123

      North America doesn't have a look

    • @caldale4941
      @caldale4941 Před 4 měsíci +156

      You contradict yourself, if it's about looks then nationality and having ethnic blood is irrelevant, as you said its about looks. If it really is just about looks or how attractive someone is, than it should be awarded to the most attractive person living in the country, regardless of their race or genetics. Make up your mind and stick to one thing, its really simple.

    • @Y0kAiS
      @Y0kAiS Před 4 měsíci +97

      @@caldale4941that aspect is usually skewed. Most Japanese people find a more European look more attractive than their own. Which is fine, but can become self demoralizing. It’s almost like most of them despise “looking” Japanese. I can’t blame them though. The European “look” was and still is seen as the most beautiful appearance around the world.

    • @jayq2571
      @jayq2571 Před 4 měsíci

      @@HumanB312 Go look up "Mary Jane" in spiderman 2 game and there you have it

  • @raniemaharanie53
    @raniemaharanie53 Před 4 měsíci +1046

    Shouldn't the pageant organizer to be blame? Like why they don't put up a requirement for the participants to be full Japanese or half-Japanese not just Japanese nationality.

    • @fordhouse8b
      @fordhouse8b Před 4 měsíci +53

      The word blame (more than) implies that that there is something for someone to be blamed for. There is not. It is their pageant. What they “should do” is have whatever rules they want. If anyone wants a pageant that only accepts people of ethnic Japanese ancestry, they should organize their own.

    • @earthstar7534
      @earthstar7534 Před 4 měsíci

      Japanese = nationality
      Asian = race
      Anyone can be Japanese, you want a racially "pure" competition. You are requesting racism.

    • @fordhouse8b
      @fordhouse8b Před 4 měsíci +33

      @@user-go2sb6pg3d As far as European beauty standards go, I (as a European) would say she is merely cute. Also, she explicitly has thought about the consequences. As a foreign born Japanese citizen, raised in Japan from a very early age by a Ukrainian mother and a Japanese stepfather, she feels completely Japanese, and wanted to help change the common perception of what it means to be Japanese. She did not go into this blindly. S for blame, there is no blame, because nobody did anything wrong. The organizers did nothing wrong in setting the rules for entry, and she did nothing wrong by entering the contest. Nor did the judges do anything wrong in choosing her as the winner. Credit might be more apt than blame. It isn’t exactly Rosa Parks refusing to give up her seat in the front of the bus (google it if you don’t know the reference), but giving her a chance to compete and win is a tiny step in the right direction. As for her actually winning, unless shown convincing evidence otherwise, I will simply assume that among the finalists, she was the candidate who best met THEIR criteria for Miss Nippon.

    • @mariotaz
      @mariotaz Před 4 měsíci +3

      What if you're an eighth Japanese? Where does your boundary go?

    • @frillylily8005
      @frillylily8005 Před 4 měsíci +21

      Because it’s called Miss Japan Not Miss Japanese

  • @dynadwynn
    @dynadwynn Před 4 měsíci +476

    This girl said she felt totally Japanese because she was raised in Japan. I saw her on the Japanese news when she won the title. Interestingly, her Japanese father was not even mentioned. She gave her interview with her Ukrainian mother and Ukrainian grandmother present. They showed her child photos where she wore Ukrainian costume, not a kimono. They put an emphasis on her family spreading Ukraininan culture in Nagoya, and it was shown as something really good by the Japanese media. It a perfect story for a beauty peageant - "Japanese in heart, not by race", but it kinda didn't really work out this time...

    • @travis1271
      @travis1271 Před 4 měsíci +114

      she also had an affair with one of the jury

    • @dynadwynn
      @dynadwynn Před 4 měsíci +11

      @@travis1271 beauty paegeants are basically about that, so that's the part where I don't really care. Other contestants might have also had administrative resources, but we don't know for sure :)

    • @mirrorocean3852
      @mirrorocean3852 Před 4 měsíci +99

      Her real last name is Saluk. Never saw her adopted Japanese father whatsoever. She’s a liar.

    • @dynadwynn
      @dynadwynn Před 4 měsíci +6

      @@mirrorocean3852 i see

    • @cocolove9916
      @cocolove9916 Před 4 měsíci +27

      @@mirrorocean3852 yes she was lying

  • @styleniko4339
    @styleniko4339 Před 4 měsíci +289

    Quick update on her. She was exposed for having an affair with the doctor who is married and have children. At first she denied the accusation but eventually gave up her title and disappeared from spotlight.

    • @tora201jp
      @tora201jp Před 4 měsíci +160

      And the doctor was one of the judges. This needs to be mentioned.

    • @cocolove9916
      @cocolove9916 Před 4 měsíci +103

      @@tora201jp yeah, so of course she was going to win. Honestly, it's just disgusting. I saw the pageant all the other girls they're definitely outshined her.

    • @Anastasiya13J19
      @Anastasiya13J19 Před 4 měsíci +45

      @@tora201jp wow, what a slimy thing to do. Glad she gave it up.

    • @styleniko4339
      @styleniko4339 Před 4 měsíci +50

      @@tora201jp And also worth mentioning the fact that she already had a personal dealing with so-called “talent agent” before entering the pageant. We would assume that the agent had a shady business with pageant and the whole thing was rigged! She was going to enjoy the media exposure after winning the title but she was exposed. Miss Japan was about to get political, because talk about the coincidence! Naturalized Japanese born Ukrainian winning Miss Japan is nothing but political!

    • @tora201jp
      @tora201jp Před 4 měsíci +35

      Exactly this was purely political. Reminds me of those little towns all over the place that have their main streets adorned with Ukrainian flags and signs saying: wishing for peace in Ukraine. Well I went with some Russian exchange students to one of those towns and they were pretty shocked to be honest. And Japanese universities promoting internationalisation by giving full scholarships to Ukrainian blue eye and high nose students while cutting ties with Russian universities half way through their programs. All disgusting.

  • @shyeahright
    @shyeahright Před 4 měsíci +413

    There is a difference between being ETHNICALLY Japanese, and citizenship/appreciation. This is a beauty contest. The competitors are representing their countries and the beauty of the women there.

    • @iamconsomateur3832
      @iamconsomateur3832 Před 4 měsíci

      So if you’re African immigrant who obtained the nationality of a white country you will physically representing the country and the standarts of this peoples ?

    • @juliaj7939
      @juliaj7939 Před 4 měsíci +61

      That is true. Only ethic Europeans and Whites can and should compete in Europeans beauty competitions to represent Europe.

    • @shyeahright
      @shyeahright Před 4 měsíci +20

      @@juliaj7939 lol sure. Define “ethnically European” and please do show me where the country of White is on a map.

    • @xfranczeskax
      @xfranczeskax Před 4 měsíci +19

      Rrrright. So you mean to exclude all Okinawan, Ainu and half-Japanese women?

    • @shyeahright
      @shyeahright Před 4 měsíci +11

      @@xfranczeskax and where exactly did I say that?

  • @ariko90
    @ariko90 Před 4 měsíci +298

    I don’t understand why this is even a debate. I think it’s pretty disrespectful to Japanese people to choose a white looking person to represent Japan cause what does that say? Imagine the rest of the countries started doing the same thing, what are we really competing against? Which white person is a better looking than the rest? Are we telling the world that you have to look a certain way, certain skin color in order to be deemed as beautiful?? I thought the whole thing was supposed to be about learning the world cultures and differences on different beauties? No offense to white people. Of course they are beautiful. But stop fetishizing them so much that you forget about your own beauty.

    • @Princessnananim
      @Princessnananim Před 4 měsíci +28

      agree 100%

    • @BrownGirlColorStruckWorld
      @BrownGirlColorStruckWorld Před 4 měsíci +37

      Youve never seen an Native woman represent any of the Americas nor have you seen an indigenous woman represent Australia. How many times has there been a white woman representing Miss South Africa? Or what about the white Miss ZIMBABWE?! So you dont have to imagine what it would look like if this happened in other countries. These beauty pagents mostly represent white women that live in different locations. Japan, welcome to the club.

    • @cloe674
      @cloe674 Před 4 měsíci +10

      That's already happening... Not every country has the same luck as Japan to have almost everyone from the same race.

    • @yk6313
      @yk6313 Před 4 měsíci +5

      100% on point

    • @emperorofatlantis6147
      @emperorofatlantis6147 Před 4 měsíci +2

      its not about the whiteness at all, this is a common thing for every ethnic group who look down upon those who arent or dont look "pure enough" etc etc

  • @Zenkyuu8921
    @Zenkyuu8921 Před 4 měsíci +321

    The point isn’t a matter of how Japanese she is or how she grew up. The issue is a matter of how a woman who’s genetically white is supposed to be representing beauty of people who are genetically Japanese, and it’s not fair to Japanese women because they can’t be white and they lose the representation that they deserve just as much as any other woman from any other race, ethnicity, or culture. I’m not a woman, but I feel like having a white woman be the symbol of beauty for girls in Japan would be so unhealthy for little girls and make them wonder why something always looks off or “ugly” about themselves when they look in the mirror.
    Edit: If she were half Japanese, then it would be different because it will still represent a diversity in Japan. People who are half Japanese (yes, half black or brown skin/japanese too) are still Japanese and should be accepted as part of the country too. There may not be much diversity in Japan, but as long as they have Japanese blood in them, they should be accepted as part of the diversity even if it’s a very small minority of people.

    • @carilaeeduardo3055
      @carilaeeduardo3055 Před 4 měsíci +12

      you know, in europe there are the same kind of thing but with black. and all european think like japanese people.

    • @ck-bs2ms
      @ck-bs2ms Před 4 měsíci

      I agree

    • @fredericabitch3983
      @fredericabitch3983 Před 4 měsíci +4

      Who cares? She has citizenship and that matters.

    • @user-li7ke8sd8p
      @user-li7ke8sd8p Před 4 měsíci

      You bet

    • @taylarmarr475
      @taylarmarr475 Před 4 měsíci +13

      I will respectfully disagree with you. In Japan, which is not an ethnically diverse country. She, a non-ethnic Japanese citizen would be considered a minority. Therefore, it seems by that logic, as it might be inferred from your comment, that only people of the majority race should be allowed to represent the country. Which I am sure that you would not agree with, as that would be discrimination openly and proudly. To say that an immigrant should not be allowed to represent or even compete with a fair change to represent the country, simple because they're not of the ethnic majority, is plainly wrong.
      Think of a Japanese woman not being allowed in a US beauty pageant because she is not of the ethnic majority. Or an indigenous person not being allowed because they are not of the majority, and do not share blood with majority. Does that not sound wrong to you? Does that not sound like something out of the 1950's, or the 1900's?
      These days, the world for the most part of not as ethnically homogeneous as Japan is. In demographic terms, non-ethnic Japanese citizens account for roughly 2.5% of the population. Those of European descent account for less 0.05% of the Japanese population. This would not be a huge issue I am sure if had she not been born in Ukraine, and ethnically Ukrainian.
      Regardless of the actions that she has taken that should not and do not represent Japan. As a Japanese citizen, and as a person who is was raised in Japan since she was 5 and raised by a Ukrainian mother and a Japanese Step-father. How is she not Japanese? Could we apply these sort of rules in Europe? In Australia? In The United States?
      There are people who have lived in Japan for generations, but because they don't look 'Japanese' are always looked upon as foreigners, and treated as such.
      'Upon receiving the title, she had said in her speech: "I had not been accepted as Japanese many times, but I am filled with gratitude to have been recognized as Japanese today."' (Source BBC)

  • @reversal
    @reversal Před 4 měsíci +320

    I bet those 2 guys turned “Samurai Spirit“ into an inside joke for when they are hanging out now

    • @rikudou947
      @rikudou947 Před 4 měsíci +52

      The guy who said that was being sarcastic. He says his real opinion later on in the video.

    • @marcellai
      @marcellai Před 4 měsíci +1

      +1

    • @alovemoviesong
      @alovemoviesong Před 4 měsíci

      Samurai Spirit!

  • @windowbreezes
    @windowbreezes Před 4 měsíci +383

    I thought the point of Beauty Pageants is to advertise the ethnic beauty from those specific regions. Seeing as she's Ukranian, she represents Ukranian beauty, not Japanese. This is a visual competition. Of course Knowledge and History of the culture matters but this is to advertise Humans from their natural regions. This is not a time for "diversity" arguments.

    • @upfulsoul826
      @upfulsoul826 Před 4 měsíci +19

      No it's not. All citizens regardless of ethnicity can participate in national beauty pageants. Miss South Africa could be white ethnically or Miss UK could be Japanese ethnically.

    • @fordhouse8b
      @fordhouse8b Před 4 měsíci +11

      You are right in that it is meant to represent the beauty of a certain nation, but wrong in that it has to represent an ethnic/racial group. Japan may once not long ago have been basically a homogenous nation, but it no longer is, so it is perfectly appropriate for their beauty contestant to represent that change. Human have no static and unchanging natural regions. If that were the case only Ainu women would represent Japan in these pageants.

    • @windowbreezes
      @windowbreezes Před 4 měsíci

      ok then Ethnic Majority wins. Beauty Pageants are Racist.

    • @windowbreezes
      @windowbreezes Před 4 měsíci +16

      Ok but the Ainu people are a whole culture of people in Japan. This is literally just a Ukranian woman whose ethnic group has a whole country called Ukraine.
      You're comparing one woman to a whole group.

    • @masha22092000r
      @masha22092000r Před 4 měsíci

      The funny thing is, by Ukrainian standards, she is not pretty. Very average in fact.
      The beauty standart here is very different from Japan, obviously.
      (I am from Kharkiv, Ukraine)

  • @lovelymrskress
    @lovelymrskress Před 4 měsíci +238

    The whole situation is total shame. A woman, not even handsome from european beauty standart, slept with judge and won in mono-ethnical country

    • @KaeMaiden
      @KaeMaiden Před 4 měsíci +48

      ​@@BrightGreenDreamShe did... and they picked her over their own representation. For shame.

    • @artahikhan7e210
      @artahikhan7e210 Před 4 měsíci +3

      Japan does have other ethnicities but just by small percentage

    • @samanthachen4161
      @samanthachen4161 Před 4 měsíci +41

      Yeah, I didn’t think she was that pretty either. She really isn’t pretty compared to the western beauty standard. I was surprised many in the video commented how pretty she was. I think Asians don’t see enough westerners to really know what really pretty is. I’m Asian but live in the states so my view will be different from those Asians that live in Asia all their lives.

    • @mariannaarakelyan
      @mariannaarakelyan Před 4 měsíci

      👍

    • @JT11967
      @JT11967 Před 4 měsíci +11

      ​@@samanthachen4161it's ridiculous because people grow up with the TV and internet. It's not like they can't differentiate a Charlize Theron from this Ukrainian Miss Japan

  • @FogsFles
    @FogsFles Před 4 měsíci +202

    I think there is a difference between 'Being Japanese (nationality)' and 'Being Japanese (racially)'. As a foreigner, i agree with a National beauty contest being for racial Japanese and not nation Japanse.

    • @aaronmontgomery2055
      @aaronmontgomery2055 Před 4 měsíci +12

      It's not like there is only one ethnicity in Japan though. What of the Ainu? Would they not be allowed due to being an extreme minority? Would it be changed based on the percentage of the main Japanese ethnic group dna someone has? To what percent?

    • @ShohTann
      @ShohTann Před 4 měsíci +31

      @@aaronmontgomery2055 Minorities like ainu or ryukyuans are considered Japanese by super majority of Japanese people. Ukrainian is obviously not.

    • @aaronmontgomery2055
      @aaronmontgomery2055 Před 4 měsíci +2

      @@ShohTann the question is posed to eventually ask what of the person born of naturalized parents, who only know japan, and Japanese? Personally I also think a naturlaized citizen winning it is odd but my main thing is the idea of a racial group representing a nation is wrong if others also exist in that nation. This is also japan who didn't consider people born in japan to japanese mothers as japanese in relatively recent history. Of course I am using my own morals but at least mine are under 4k km away.

    • @ShohTann
      @ShohTann Před 4 měsíci +6

      @@aaronmontgomery2055 Yeah race shouldnt be an issue except this is beauty pageant where they judge and rank the physical attributes. In homogeneous country like Japan, where it is 98% ethnically Japanese, this became a debate obviously because the winner is literally 100% Eastern European ethnically even though she grew up mostly in Japan.
      I have nothing against her or anyone winning it, I’m actually all for it (except having an affair part).. But I totally understand why this became a topic in Japan. This is just my opinion as a Hafu who grew up in Japan for 18 years.

    • @aaronmontgomery2055
      @aaronmontgomery2055 Před 4 měsíci

      @@ShohTann did they not agree that she was beautiful? I get the controversy, I just think the original comment and reasoning of the controversy is stupid. So you have to be from the perceived majority to be a representation of that country? We have 54 ethnic groups in vietnam and all of them are vietnamese even if someone them are not of Kinh. Even if you are fully thai, japanese, or scottish you can be vietnamese. Over 85% are kinh and yet we accept everyone.
      Also to note that japan has more ethnic groups but they have culturally been wiped out after 1945 due to the monocultulism being pushed by the government (you know the evil ones who were racist). So the leftover beliefs of that time are what we are seeing. What of the Christian mixed minority of the Bonin Islands and such.

  • @Momo-qo7is
    @Momo-qo7is Před 4 měsíci +151

    She looks normal in the West (East of the Western EU). This selection means something in the Japanese society.

    • @LisaF777
      @LisaF777 Před 4 měsíci +53

      Yes, very average here. She is not a stand out beauty.

    • @carilaeeduardo3055
      @carilaeeduardo3055 Před 4 měsíci +4

      she is from East (ukraine)

    • @cocolove9916
      @cocolove9916 Před 4 měsíci +2

      @@LisaF777 true lol

    • @universeslap
      @universeslap Před 4 měsíci +1

      Her photo with the miss crown is horrible, but she is very beautiful in other shots

    • @cocolove9916
      @cocolove9916 Před 4 měsíci +2

      @@universeslapshe looks like any other white girl if she was walking down the street tbh.. theres way prettier girls. She only won because she is a homewrecker .. Did you watch the pageant? I assume not.

  • @mydogisbailey
    @mydogisbailey Před 4 měsíci +86

    I think the point of miss whatever is to pick not just a beautiful person, but also someone that represents a country. Can the Japanese public see themselves represented in a white Ukrainian immigrant who holds Japanese citizenship? Probably not. Is that right or wrong? Each person can decide for himself

    • @pyrylehtonen-caponigro3198
      @pyrylehtonen-caponigro3198 Před 4 měsíci +7

      Well, only 13.6% of the US would be represented by someone that's black, but I'm quite sure that only a small amount of Americans would actually be upset about a black Miss America.

    • @firdausidris6367
      @firdausidris6367 Před 4 měsíci +5

      This is more politically motivated. USA cant accept nowadays asian culture like Kpop and Kdrama accepted internationally. You must be saying but this is Japanese right? it doesnt matter korea, china or japan. It's all about perception to them. To them, Asian is Asian. Like how they used to portrays asian as weak and emotionless in hollywood movies in the past. They can't anymore. This is their way to influence. Japan as we know it easily pushed by USA.

    • @brian8653
      @brian8653 Před 4 měsíci +9

      ​@pyrylehtonen-caponigro3198 America is not a homogeneous country like Japan, so this comparison doesn't make sense. America has been multi ethnic since its conception. Black Americans have been in America for hundreds of years and are a direct influence on most American culture. A Ukrainian born woman who has been primarily brought up in Japan has every right to claim to be japanese but in the concept of a beauty pagent that's meant to display the best of your people, it makes sense that there Is contention over whether she should get the title. Imagine a Japanese born person raised in Kenya, taking the title of miss Kenya, most would see it as a misrepresentation of the country although that person has the right to claim to be Kenyan. But only in culture not ethnicity (obviously)

    • @JoyfulBot
      @JoyfulBot Před 4 měsíci +2

      @@brian8653 I 100% Agree. Thank you. People in the comments keep comparing japan to usa. It’s Not the same thing. America has a totally different history, and demographics.

    • @Dennis-nc3vw
      @Dennis-nc3vw Před 3 měsíci

      But of course Brown people representing Sweden in the Olympics is fine and dandy and anyone who questions it would be considered the devil himself.

  • @goobydntfear
    @goobydntfear Před 4 měsíci +704

    blonde braids guy is SHO, a japanese rapper thats active on tiktok and youtube, hes very wholesome and loves to make songs about döner kebab, germany, not taking drugs, hes awesome

    • @JST03
      @JST03 Před 4 měsíci +21

      Those aren't braids😊

    • @kawardt6784
      @kawardt6784 Před 4 měsíci +5

      song is below average though

    • @fordhouse8b
      @fordhouse8b Před 4 měsíci +22

      @@JST03 They certainly appeared to be some kind of braided material, hence they appear to be braids.

    • @nikkirockznikkirockz8551
      @nikkirockznikkirockz8551 Před 4 měsíci +31

      @@fordhouse8b Twists!

    • @callmeneutrino7136
      @callmeneutrino7136 Před 4 měsíci +55

      Sho’s opinions are interesting, particularly as he is appropriating African hair styles and African American culture. 🤔

  • @al201103
    @al201103 Před 4 měsíci +198

    I'm white, from the UK. If a non-white woman won Miss UK (or whatever it's called) I personally wouldn't see a problem, because the UK has such a diverse population (and that's how it was since I was little). I personally see it totally differently for Asian countries like Japan, where the population is much more homogenised. I think Miss Japan should look Japanese. I also, however, agree that these contests are ridiculous and should be phased out.

    • @user-pn3im5sm7k
      @user-pn3im5sm7k Před 4 měsíci +30

      The UK is going under a great replacement of its native people currently. However don't be mistaken to think this was always the case.

    • @t0t0-wb1bt
      @t0t0-wb1bt Před 4 měsíci +3

      I thought there were many beautiful women like Princess Catherine living in England.
      It was only recently that I learned that there are many different races living there.
      But that's one of the things that makes the British royal family so important, and Maybe that's why Miss Japan should Japannase's looks.

    • @twilightknight2333
      @twilightknight2333 Před 4 měsíci +1

      The UK is historically a White European Indigenous nation, of Germanic and Celtic mix, it's not racially Black and never has been up until very recently with the UK and EU allowing mass waves of immigration, and much of that being illegal. No, the UK should be represented by it's White/European indigenous people.

    • @twilightknight2333
      @twilightknight2333 Před 4 měsíci

      The indigenous people of the UK are White Europeans, and should be represented by White European Natives. Blacks are from Africa, not Europe.

    • @phillip7731
      @phillip7731 Před 4 měsíci

      @@user-pn3im5sm7k The native people of the British Isles have already been replaced lol, the current British whites are nothing more than colonists from Germany, Denmark and Norway who have been there for a few centuries longer than the modern immigrants.

  • @user-mp2cn4zu2l
    @user-mp2cn4zu2l Před 4 měsíci +42

    ごめんなさい、一人の日本人としてこの件はめちゃくちゃモヤモヤしました…。論理的に説明出来ないけど、気に入らなかった。多様性を武器にして結局アジア人は美しくないと言われたような気持ちになった。

  • @nico5179
    @nico5179 Před 4 měsíci +376

    That guy is 100% correct, this competition is about LOOKS, what kind of representation of your nation would be if the person representing Japanese LOOKS is not Japanese and has no blood affiliation with the nation it represents. This is just wrong and beyond ridiculous.

    • @3choblast3r4
      @3choblast3r4 Před 4 měsíci +13

      yeah, bro.. I don't follow this pageantry stuff. But I'm pretty sure for the past few years in Western Europe a lot of non native women won the contests. And if we look at "national sports teams" you will find they're also comprised out of different peoples
      In my opinion, these beauty competitions should be representing the prettiest women from that country/ethnicity/culture. But they've seem to have stopped doing that a long time ago. Today obese trans women win these beauty contests. I'm pretty sure the latest Miss Netherlands is a trans woman (and not a good looking one either).
      And there is also the problem that countries are becoming increasingly diverse. Are we just going to ban people from competing that aren't full blood native? What about countries like America where there really isn't a "native" people other than the small amount of native Americans left? Should the Americans allow for only white? Or black and white? What if the black lady is from Africa? What if the white lady is a refugee from Ukraine? What about Latin Americans? What if she's Mexican but born and raised in the USA and her family has lived there for 3 generations? Some white girl recently won miss in some African country and African Americans were furious lol. But she's from that country. Should she be banned from competing?
      To me it's far more important that they actually try to pick the most attractive women they can find. Than have it be based on ethnicity etc. The problem more so than this is that they tend to intentionally pick women that aren't attractive .. or aren't women at all

    • @dashinarnie
      @dashinarnie Před 4 měsíci

      Exactly my thoughts. Agree 100%

    • @AyueKodamaes
      @AyueKodamaes Před 4 měsíci

      But shes just white,shes not good looking at all.

    • @Henry_Jr_Watsson
      @Henry_Jr_Watsson Před 4 měsíci +12

      I'm from the Netherlands and a dark skin Trans person won our Miss Netherlands competition. So you Japanese people got kinda lucky compared to us. Traditional Dutch women are tall with blonde hair and blue eyes, just for reference.

    • @Hae3ro
      @Hae3ro Před 4 měsíci

      She is Japanese

  • @Darkhorse12022
    @Darkhorse12022 Před 4 měsíci +340

    My thing is that she has lived here almost her whole life, she had to have known that entering and winning the contest would be controversial. With that being a major point, I don't understand why she did not keep her personal life as clean as possible in the event people would disagree with the decision.

    • @aintrxiden
      @aintrxiden Před 4 měsíci +56

      + she had an affair with one of the jurys

    • @Darkhorse12022
      @Darkhorse12022 Před 4 měsíci +27

      @@aintrxiden This is exactly what I'm talking about

    • @OrnKo
      @OrnKo Před 4 měsíci

      Wait for real? @@aintrxiden

    • @_KITE
      @_KITE Před 4 měsíci +3

      @@aintrxidenreally???

    • @katynewt
      @katynewt Před 4 měsíci +20

      People always assume they won't get caught.

  • @pluviophile1988
    @pluviophile1988 Před 4 měsíci +123

    As a white person, i 100% feel that a person of Japanese descent should have been chosen

    • @djoetma
      @djoetma Před 4 měsíci +4

      So what if a person of color was chosen to be a miss in your country (assuming you live in the country your ethnicity came from)?

    • @tnene8264
      @tnene8264 Před 4 měsíci +2

      Regardless of looks,race and color or whatever ethnicity as long as she have Japanese Nationality,she have all the right to vote, participate Miss Japan and all the right as Japanese whether she have Japanese blood or not!

    • @scapesdream513
      @scapesdream513 Před 4 měsíci +3

      I believe the only factor to be considered is if they have a full understanding and experience of the culture they’re representing

    • @KaeMaiden
      @KaeMaiden Před 4 měsíci +9

      ​@@tnene8264Meanwhile, a Japanese borne, half Black Half Japanese winner was traumatized when she won. But it's okay for a full white Ukrainian...

    • @arieltineo7392
      @arieltineo7392 Před 4 měsíci +1

      ​@@tnene8264no, You're woke, ethnicities exist for a reason

  • @Gemi0613
    @Gemi0613 Před 4 měsíci +86

    In my opinion, someone who is of Ryukyuan or Ainu descent - the Indigenous Japanese will be more qualified to represent Japan on the international stage.

    • @user-ry5xq3ev8l
      @user-ry5xq3ev8l Před 4 měsíci +9

      The country Japan was established by the Japanese, not the others. Besides, the modern Okinawans have more mainland Japanese ancestors than indigenous ones, meaning they're more of a subgroup of the Japanese, not the natives.

    • @Gemi0613
      @Gemi0613 Před 4 měsíci +3

      Ryukyuan & Ainu have got more Jomon descent than you Yamato who are just some Yayoi from Korean Peninsula
      They are more qualified to be called Indigenous than you Yamato.

    • @user-ry5xq3ev8l
      @user-ry5xq3ev8l Před 4 měsíci +3

      @@Gemi0613 I didn't say otherwise. My point is that the Okinawans aren't indigenous people because they're more of descendants of the mainland Japanese than ones of the true indigenous people. And I didn't say anything about the Ainu.
      Regardless of what you say, the fact that the country was established by the Japanese remains true.

    • @user-ry5xq3ev8l
      @user-ry5xq3ev8l Před 4 měsíci +7

      @@Gemi0613 If just having Jomon ancestry makes you indigenous, the mainland Japanese are also indigenous. The question is what percentage of your genome is from the Jomon.

    • @Gemi0613
      @Gemi0613 Před 4 měsíci

      They are the indigenous and minorities which is not you Yamato coloniser offsprings can easily deny
      You are the majority with vested interest and keep on oppressing the ones who are more qualified to be called the native and new immigrants
      What kinda government teaching you what kinda thoughts
      Japanese empire was the worst thing happened in Asia

  • @21alot
    @21alot Před 4 měsíci +90

    shoの意見が一番しっくりきた笑 考えを人にわかりやすく伝える能力高いな。

  • @rizsaja2314
    @rizsaja2314 Před 4 měsíci +156

    It will be interesting if you also mention miss universe japan 2015 Ariana Miyamoto who half Japanese-half black and miss international japan 2016 Priyanka Yoshikawa who half Japanese-half indian. How they get same judgement for not fitting pure Japanese figure despite having Japanese blood and born there. It also better to ask their opinion about pageants since i think many of them still think pageant only about beauty standards.

    • @mikiohirata9627
      @mikiohirata9627 Před 4 měsíci +9

      And it is ! Don't fool yourself otherwise.

    • @user-ry5xq3ev8l
      @user-ry5xq3ev8l Před 4 měsíci +6

      Because they still don't look like typical Japanese women. Besides, what evidence do you have to prove that they get the same judgement as her? You don't.

    • @rizsaja2314
      @rizsaja2314 Před 4 měsíci

      @@user-ry5xq3ev8l go and see japanese comment when Ariana and Priyanka was announced as winner. I remember it since i watc their interviewed and since back then I already adult and understand this kind of topic. Manny english news media also interviewed them back then and ask them how their opinion about the blacklash for called them Not Japanese and don't deserved to represented Japan in world pageant. When in reality I believe many of them never wach world pageant

    • @rizsaja2314
      @rizsaja2314 Před 4 měsíci

      @@user-ry5xq3ev8l go and see Japanese comment when Ariana and Priyanka was announced as winner. Since in my page, your username uses Japanese letters Kanji I assume you understand the language. It's funny how you ask me how I know they get same judgment and claim I don't have proof but here you're write if they don't look like Japanese woman. Many English language media also interviewed them and asked them how their opinion about the blacklash, for being called not Japanese (LIKE YOU DID) and don't deserve to to represent Japan in world pageant. When in reality I doubt most of people who criticized them ever watch world pageant. It's funny how many local and international media cover Karolina but rarely mentioned Ariana and Priyanka as examples

    • @rizsaja2314
      @rizsaja2314 Před 4 měsíci +19

      @@user-ry5xq3ev8l go and see Japanese comment when Ariana and Priyanka was announced as winner. Since in my pagu your username used Japanese letters Kanji I assumed you know the language. It's funny how you ask where I know they get same judgments and claim I don't have proof when here you're my boy, write both of them (ariana and priyanka) don't look like typical Japanese women. Many English language media also interviewed them and asked them how their opinion about the blacklash, for being called not Japanese and don't deserve to to represent Japan in world pageant. When in reality I doubt most of them who criticized them ever watch world pageant. It's funny many media talked about Karolina but rarely mention Ariana and Priyanka as samples

  • @haiironotategami
    @haiironotategami Před 4 měsíci +35

    In my opinion, the main problem is not even that the JAPANESE beauty contest was won by a non-Japanese participant, but that the Japanese BEAUTY contest was not won by the most beautiful of the participants.

    • @TheMintpryanik
      @TheMintpryanik Před 4 měsíci

      That's is just your opinion. Looking at the other participants, I would choose her.

    • @christianmaschke9370
      @christianmaschke9370 Před 4 měsíci +9

      @@TheMintpryanikno the others were better looking

    • @TheMintpryanik
      @TheMintpryanik Před 4 měsíci

      @@christianmaschke9370 it’s your opinion and personal taste and I can’t argue with that. For me, she was the prettiest. You can’t also argue that.

    • @djgroopz4952
      @djgroopz4952 Před 4 měsíci

      Would it be more acceptable if it was a really beautiful white woman?

    • @mikiohirata9627
      @mikiohirata9627 Před 3 měsíci +2

      @@TheMintpryanik She looks much older than 26 when you see all those wrinkles under
      and around her eyes. I know so many beautiful Ukrainian ladies in fact I consider them
      one of the most beautiful people but she isn't one. However we are talking of Miss Japan where I must insist contestant must be at least 50% ethnically Japanese.

  • @IonizedComa
    @IonizedComa Před 4 měsíci +35

    It's not even the fact that a white woman won a beauty contest, it's that she wasn't even aesthetically beautiful to begin with. Which makes her win even more fishy

  • @md247md
    @md247md Před 4 měsíci +21

    I'm no oil painting but would the winner be seen as conventionally beautiful in the west? I dont think she would even be entered into a miss USA, UK, Ukraine, France etc competion. She looks regularly pleasant looking. Is this in some way related to south east Asian admiration for white/light as possible skin?

    • @aaronmontgomery2055
      @aaronmontgomery2055 Před 4 měsíci

      No it's more so her face fitting it due to her proportions fitting the asian aesthetic. Small face and such.

    • @JoyfulBot
      @JoyfulBot Před 4 měsíci +10

      @md247md You are correct, I’m American, and over here she would just be considered “average”. Not ugly, but not super pretty either. So she would be a “5 out of 10”. To answer your question, Yes, i think it has to do with the “white-worshipping” that exist in so many asian countries.

    • @littlefootnanak7178
      @littlefootnanak7178 Před 4 měsíci

      Ok, alot of japanese are pretty fair skinned naturally themselves. What does this have to do with white worshipping? Having tan skin, for many centuries has been associated with working in the fields etc. Having pale skin meant you had status & didnt have to do that kind of labor. Cultures obsessions with something, doesnt always stem from what many people think nowadays. East asians at one point were considered white by west europe, whereas eastern Europeans (like her) werent. Definitions & narratives always change.

    • @JoyfulBot
      @JoyfulBot Před 4 měsíci +1

      @littlefootnanak7178 Yes, I am fully aware of the historical class structures of Asian cultures. Once upon a time, the ruling class was fair skin, so everyone wanted to be copy that. Yes, that’s the origins.
      But in Modern Times, because of european colonialism and imperialism, many Asian people value european features over their own. They idealize european skin, face shape, nose shape, hair and eye colors. This puts white people on a pedestal, which in terms is “white-worshipping”
      Just like the japanese ladies in the video said, they believe white people have been on the “top” for so long, that everyone is jealous of them and idealize their physical features.

    • @Dennis-nc3vw
      @Dennis-nc3vw Před 3 měsíci

      Not in that photo.

  • @mikrobyo1790
    @mikrobyo1790 Před 4 měsíci +343

    Most of them do not care about the pageant lol. Meanwhile in Philippines they are so obsessed about pageants like this which is sad.

    • @mikiohirata9627
      @mikiohirata9627 Před 4 měsíci +40

      And they've been choosing bi Racial in the last several years.

    • @IAndIPlace
      @IAndIPlace Před 4 měsíci

      The Philippines got corrupted by the US, that's why. So sad!

    • @gian19791
      @gian19791 Před 4 měsíci +50

      They are obsessed with fair skin too

    • @user-qm7jw
      @user-qm7jw Před 4 měsíci +31

      Yeah, many Japanese say pageants should be abolished.

    • @azabujuban-hito8085
      @azabujuban-hito8085 Před 4 měsíci +38

      TBH, most people in the developed countries don't care.

  • @user-zr4dg3xq2u
    @user-zr4dg3xq2u Před 4 měsíci +17

    You can see it on all their faces that they don’t want to be harsh but deep down, they probably wouldn’t want her representing Japan since she’s white.

    • @danilopuc4223
      @danilopuc4223 Před 2 dny

      I was thinking the same, but they are too nice , it’s the culture 😭

  • @ladybirdlee3058
    @ladybirdlee3058 Před 4 měsíci +17

    It is interesting because I don't think most people in the US would look at that picture and say wow she is beautiful. She is certainly not ugly but I just think the reaction would be different.

  • @bootsfree
    @bootsfree Před 4 měsíci +282

    "Out of respect for her privacy we won't get into that aspect of the controversy."
    Now that is honorable journalism. Modern news media has lost its respectfulness. Keep up the good work Asian Boss.❤

    • @fordhouse8b
      @fordhouse8b Před 4 měsíci +12

      Also, that aspect of the story just wasn’t really the point.

    • @cosmoray9750
      @cosmoray9750 Před 4 měsíci +17

      " Miss Japan’s Ukrainian-born winner steps down after exposed affair "

    • @elidrissii
      @elidrissii Před 4 měsíci +19

      Adulterers don't deserve respect. Plus, she decided to be a public figure herself.

    • @vitasoy1437
      @vitasoy1437 Před 4 měsíci +3

      ​@@elidrissiiif thats the case the man should be punished as well, coz it wouldnt hve happened if he doesnt agree to it.

    • @elidrissii
      @elidrissii Před 4 měsíci +5

      @@vitasoy1437 When did I imply the opposite lol?
      The man is worse than the woman, because he's the one cheating on his wife, but the Ukrainian adulteress is still a terrible person herself.

  • @annat6249
    @annat6249 Před 4 měsíci +11

    I am Asian raising in US, live in US for over 30 years. Although my way of life and thinking are very much Americanize but I would never consider myself representing US in beauty or cultural competition. Living in a country and born deep rooted multiple generations family in a country is not the same. Like being a biological woman and Tran woman is not the same regardless of person feeling.
    But she is not a beauty. She seems to win by some bribery or political agenda.

    • @Dennis-nc3vw
      @Dennis-nc3vw Před 3 měsíci

      Too bad, the US is represented in government, in the Olympics, in cinema, etc. by people who look like all sorts of people, and any person of my heritage who objects to it is treated like a moral leper.

  • @KaeMaiden
    @KaeMaiden Před 4 měsíci +22

    I like that you don't shy away from asking the hardhitting questions. You could compare these reactions with Ariana Miyamoto's. She was the first biracial half Japanese and half Black Miss Japan Universe and she stated at some point, her experiences was filled with racist trauma. From sponsorship deal cancellations and media backlash. It definitely speaks to some form of low-esteem to see how many people are willing to accept a full white Ukrainian as Japanese represention, but put a Japanese born and raised half Japanese-half Black winner through h€ll.

  • @jaz6382
    @jaz6382 Před 4 měsíci +4

    I really appreciate this kind of interviews, they teach me about Japan and its people.

  • @Celestial7Heavens
    @Celestial7Heavens Před 4 měsíci +92

    Very unprofessional you didn’t inform them that her win was rigged. She had to relinquish the crown because of the scandal that was revealed that she was having an 3 year affair with one of the judges that’s a married doctor with a child. Her modeling agency and the pageant organizers lied and tried to cover up that she didn’t know he was married, but she revealed in her social media that she did knew and continued the affair regardless those 3 years.
    Her lover the doctor is also at fault because he made his wife go through emotional distress & was having other health problems those 3 years. The same affair also brought complete unhappiness to his child. They are the real victims in this whole scandal.
    It was also revealed that Karolina is an ableist. She use to bully people with disabilities at her school.
    If you would had shared the more recent news that she isn’t Miss Japan anymore, would these people still consider her beautiful for the awful heart she has? Would they really want a heartless person like this to represent Japan?

    • @bobbykite8705
      @bobbykite8705 Před 4 měsíci +23

      I think the point was to get an unbiased opinion. If they had given them the back story, they wouldn't have gotten an honest reaction to the point of the video. They can tell them the other details after.

    • @wreagfe
      @wreagfe Před 4 měsíci +12

      @@bobbykite8705 Unbiased opinion is quite ironic when one is aware of the phenomenon called tatemae.

    • @bobbykite8705
      @bobbykite8705 Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@wreagfe all you can do is create the most unbiased environment possible. It will never be perfect.

    • @rslashproject
      @rslashproject Před 4 měsíci +7

      That wasn’t the point though. It’s wasn’t about her specifically winning but about a person of foreign descent winning.

    • @PagChomp190
      @PagChomp190 Před 4 měsíci +2

      The controversial happened after they did the video explained in the intro section

  • @Marty13B
    @Marty13B Před 4 měsíci +46

    Japanese or not that woman had no business in any sort of beauty contest

    • @hentisenti
      @hentisenti Před měsícem

      It wasn't even the official one. It was for Ai Wada's Miss Nippon, and not the real Miss Universe Japan. This whole thing had no right to be as huge deal as it became

  • @aso3892
    @aso3892 Před 3 měsíci +13

    At least an actual woman won, in the Netherlands they picked a man.

  • @tensaijuusan4653
    @tensaijuusan4653 Před 4 měsíci +28

    I didn't see her as attractive or beautiful at all.

    • @Buydaa.M
      @Buydaa.M Před 4 měsíci +2

      As an Asian guy, I do agree with her being unattractive
      but disagree saying she isn't beautiful

    • @user-lo4mt1zh2q
      @user-lo4mt1zh2q Před 4 měsíci +7

      It’s usual the winner isn't so beautiful.

  • @noripee8278
    @noripee8278 Před 4 měsíci +52

    I remember Ariana Miyamoto(Representative from Japan of Miss Universe 2015. Her father is black American). It wasn’t controversial as much as Karolina(Miss Japan this year)’s win. Very few Japanese people opposed her win but foreigners and foreign media said that many of us did.
    My American acquaintance also said that Karolina’s win came from Japanese white worship. He said Japanese criticism against Ariana’s win came from that Japanese people don’t like black people.
    I objected it. He doesn’t look at Japanese people criticize Karolina’s win, but her win itself. And he doesn’t at Ariana’s win but does Japanese people criticize her.
    I said that Ariana’s win wasn’t controversial as Karolina’s and many more Japanese people criticize Karolina’s win than people did Ariana’s win, but he disagreed with me.
    Even now, his Japanese isn’t good…How can he tell many of us did?
    I think one of reasons why many more Japanese people criticize Karolina’s win than people did Ariana’s is Ariana is half Japanese.
    Another reason is…sorry to be rude but most Japanese people seem to think that Ariana is prettier than Karolina.
    There were other Japanese people when we talked about it. All of them knew about Karolina but didn’t remember Ariana.
    They checked Ariana and said 〝Wow, she is very pretty!〟.
    He looked dissatisfied…Why do many Westerners look for 〝look up to white point〟and 〝look down on black point〟from us❓
    Almost all of us didn’t get Japanese nationality from our own will but Karolina did. Ariana chose Japanese nationality after her win(She was too young to do when she was crowned).
    No matter what their race is, I consider all people with Japanese nationality true Japanese.

    • @SundaeKongoKingdom
      @SundaeKongoKingdom Před 4 měsíci +13

      True. That's the first i thought when i heard miss japan was not japanese, i compared her to Ariana. Ariana is half japanese though, and even if it was shocking at the time, people in general accepted because she's a darker japanese. Now, this case is completely different. You can't come to a country and push down every women dreams this way. In Western Eruope, they accepted everyone because they have no culture but Japan is an old country with a rich history. Some countries can't change and should not change. Now, immigration and all that, is a different subject.

    • @noripee8278
      @noripee8278 Před 4 měsíci

      @@SundaeKongoKingdom I’m sorry to make you misunderstood but I had support Karolina until she gave up her crown as well as Ariana.
      I just wanted to say that I hate many Westerners think that we worship white people and look down on black people……

    • @noripee8278
      @noripee8278 Před 4 měsíci +4

      @@SundaeKongoKingdom Sorry to make you misunderstood but I had supported Karolina until she gave up her title as well as Ariana……

    • @kjh23gk
      @kjh23gk Před 4 měsíci +4

      @@SundaeKongoKingdom She came to Japan when she was 5. It's her home. She's Japanese.

    • @saint4105
      @saint4105 Před 4 měsíci

      I think your friend may have tried to make the “white worship” argument because Karolina would generally not be seen as very attractive in the west , but I’m sure you are right that the inflated public outrage is because she has no Japanese blood whatsoever

  • @nikot4410
    @nikot4410 Před 4 měsíci +39

    No. It’s not ok. She is not even half Japanese. I’m not even Japanese and I think for such a competition they need to chose full Japanese or half Japanese. Period.

    • @Dennis-nc3vw
      @Dennis-nc3vw Před 3 měsíci

      Why does everyone magically lose the ability to distinguish race from nationality when dealing with any country that wasn’t founded by Caucasians? You have no problem wrapping your head around a Black Briton or Brown Canadian.

  • @671SUN
    @671SUN Před 4 měsíci

    Interesting viewpoints expressed . Thank You for the insightful video!

  • @sayuri3917
    @sayuri3917 Před 4 měsíci +16

    Considering that Japan is a homogeneous country and considering that Japanese people have very characteristic features, I agree that the girl representing Japan should look Japanese.
    I'm Brazilian "hafu", my paternal grandparents were Japanese. And I think how important it would be for Japanese girls to have an Asian beauty reference.

  • @Boonies
    @Boonies Před 4 měsíci +185

    The guy with twists and durag spoke good sense

    • @sorintopala4242
      @sorintopala4242 Před 4 měsíci +19

      put some respect on Sho's name. He's a known sushi lover!

    • @kenowinter6835
      @kenowinter6835 Před 4 měsíci +22

      Absolutely! If the contest is to find out who is the most beautiful Japanese woman, then it is wrong to put a foreigner there. If it is just an international beauty contest, where everyone can participate, nothing is wrong. Easy as that

    • @nekozaemon3803
      @nekozaemon3803 Před 4 měsíci +12

      Cultural appropriation.

    • @wacabby
      @wacabby Před 4 měsíci +3

      I think he's the Rapper SHO !

    • @dddaaa6965
      @dddaaa6965 Před 4 měsíci +7

      @@nekozaemon3803 WAAAHHHhhh WAHHHHhhhh!!! ! !! Oh wait, which culture exclusively owns durags and braided hair again?

  • @ValkyrieTiara
    @ValkyrieTiara Před 4 měsíci +62

    The Samurai Spirit dude was definitely memeing and not serious, but at the same time I kinda respect it lol

  • @stephsteph4503
    @stephsteph4503 Před 4 měsíci +9

    It doesn't matter where she is from, she lost the crown because it was found out she was sleeping with a married man.

    • @MaxBraver555
      @MaxBraver555 Před 2 měsíci +1

      I think she might have forgotten the harsh part of "being a Japanese" having strict rules when being in such business or industry, if a Japanese violate a rule or breach a contract, they get terminated and lose everything.

  • @Kev27RS
    @Kev27RS Před 3 měsíci +3

    I appreciate the two young men for keeping it real!
    I agree with them. 🙂

  • @AsianBoss
    @AsianBoss  Před 4 měsíci +217

    Did we interview someone famous?

    • @skylinec83
      @skylinec83 Před 4 měsíci +57

      Insta famous. For liking sushi

    • @_KITE
      @_KITE Před 4 měsíci +36

      Yeah! You don’t know about SHO and his golden Lamborghini?

    • @jaegerjaquez1824
      @jaegerjaquez1824 Před 4 měsíci +16

      Yeah Sho is a very popular musician. Big fan

    • @viralblazed8693
      @viralblazed8693 Před 4 měsíci

      yessss this!!@@skylinec83

    • @dav1d899
      @dav1d899 Před 4 měsíci +4

      SHOOOOOO

  • @Mefistosteles484
    @Mefistosteles484 Před 4 měsíci +9

    I find so funny how foreigners are overreacting to this. I live in Japan and nobody really cared about her win. Like nobody cared about the win of two half Japanese in past editions of this pageant. I think that most of the Japanese citizens don't even care about the pageant itself.
    The only people who are shocked and saying that her win is "controversial" are foreigners and the foreign press. Japan is seen from all the world as a racist, xenophobic and extremely conservative country but in reality most of the Japanese don't care about a person that doesn't have "Japanese blood" wins a "Miss Japan" pageant.

  • @Lauren_K
    @Lauren_K Před 4 měsíci +5

    Being raised or even born in Japan doesn't mean much if you are not grown in the influence of Japan's culture and values. She might have been raised in Japan but she was raised by her Ukranian parents, no? There is a lot of influence from her family.
    Just like in the US. There is a lot of immigrants that come and even though they adapt to America's values and culture, many immigrant families influence their children to hold onto their heritage and homeland's culture. That's why I don't think she should have gotten the title. There must have been better suited women for this.

    • @maya_jones3411
      @maya_jones3411 Před 4 měsíci +3

      If you’re born and raised in a certain country you are culturally THAT country. You went through school there, you speak the language fluently, you know the customs and traditions, you speak the way they speak, you have their mannerisms etc. Maybe not racially, but you are culturally tied to that country. The country will really influence you.

  • @dokessezeaka5159
    @dokessezeaka5159 Před 4 měsíci +7

    Is interesting how many of the people said that they understood her being chosen because of her skin, yet I’ve seen many ukranians and Russians say that she would have never even been able to enter the competition with her looks

    • @littlefootnanak7178
      @littlefootnanak7178 Před 4 měsíci +2

      Yes its true, many of us ukrainians obviously think it's stupid that she won and her looks in ukraine would be considered average at best. She's not ugly but definitely far from beautiful

    • @kazuki10500
      @kazuki10500 Před 3 měsíci

      Actually i've read some comments written in japanese say that that if she is very beautiful then it's ok but she isn't. Same with miyamoto ariana who are half black.

  • @Mageoftheyear
    @Mageoftheyear Před 4 měsíci +10

    The guy with the blonde braids is awesome, what a cool dude.
    Seems like a very down to earth fellow to share a pint with.

  • @fleducation001
    @fleducation001 Před 4 měsíci +6

    It's hard to answer this, as a US American, cuz it's hard for me to answer objectively based on my culture. US Americans are varied and don't really have a set appearance per say. Culturally speaking, by saying that "it doesn't matter where you're born from, it's what the inside that counts", it's actually kind of an American thing to say 😂

  • @LoveYamachan
    @LoveYamachan Před 4 měsíci +8

    Last time you guys interviewed about the half-japanese/black winner. Most people were okay with it because she is half and important thing, she grew up in Japan and has Japanese values thus she was a representative of the culture even is she looked mixed. But naturalized is tricky.....

  • @sudoym3484
    @sudoym3484 Před 4 měsíci +26

    Honestly, she isn’t even a MissUniverse material

  • @goldbalaji13
    @goldbalaji13 Před 4 měsíci +29

    4:44 "Anyone who holds samurai sprit is Japanese.." weebs should use this statement in their Japanese citizen application 😂

  • @Viczization
    @Viczization Před 4 měsíci +51

    It was fascinating to see how some older folks accepted it as part of globalization compared to younger people. There is a point to be made about the competition itself. If it is based on looks, then shouldn't the winner look Japanese? This was an interesting perspective that does make some sense.

    • @user-cr3pn7rk2v
      @user-cr3pn7rk2v Před 4 měsíci

      Old people have a lot of influence from American post war brainwashing

  • @katalinbranner3341
    @katalinbranner3341 Před 4 měsíci +5

    the same as in the South Africa. An white woman as a Miss South Africa also not so typical for Africa.

  • @jessicagomez1760
    @jessicagomez1760 Před 4 měsíci +5

    East Asian countries are known for having a population predominantly of their respective countries. They all have at least 90% married within their ethnicity. That's what's making all of this weird. Representing an East Asian country without East Asian genes, makes no sense.

  • @nitrospark1374
    @nitrospark1374 Před 4 měsíci +8

    Thats so crazy, how did you guys run into SHO for an interview. His music is fire

  • @justicewillprevail1106
    @justicewillprevail1106 Před 4 měsíci +8

    She's Ukraine. Not Japanese.

  • @TheFiown
    @TheFiown Před 4 měsíci +52

    Such a pity that many Asian countries see the western image as an ideal when their own cultures are so different.

    • @JoyfulBot
      @JoyfulBot Před 4 měsíci +14

      @TheFiown. I know, right? In addition, japan is the fourth richest country in the world, ahead of all the european countries, except germany. They also have one of the lowest rates of violent crimes on the planet. The self-prejudiced is just insane. 😮
      Note: this post has been edited because my information was outdated. Japan is the 4th richest country in the world right now.

    • @rollinghippo2940
      @rollinghippo2940 Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@JoyfulBot as an asian myself, typical average joe of japanese aren't attractive, neither korean. That's the reason why many asians look at the white as superior even though the average joe of the white people aren't Robert Pattinson. In conclusion, when talking about other races, the first thing that comes to most people's mind are always the top 1% of said race except americans(USA). The first thing that comes to my mind when people say they are from usa is black women model(unfortunately most asians hates black women)

    • @Minycart
      @Minycart Před 4 měsíci +2

      @@JoyfulBotNot anymore. They are the 4th largest economy, getting beat by Germany last year.

    • @AndorranStairway
      @AndorranStairway Před 4 měsíci +1

      Such a pity? Blame that on Hollywood then. Hollywood’s global influence has set the international beauty standard for decades. If you look at Japan 60-70 years ago, they wouldn’t have given a same about the western image.

    • @JoyfulBot
      @JoyfulBot Před 4 měsíci

      @@Minycart You are correct. My info is outdated. My post will need some editing. Thank you. However, my point is just that japan is one of the richest and safest country in the world.

  • @empyrexnplays2217
    @empyrexnplays2217 Před 4 měsíci +6

    Great to see the best rapper Sho featured on this topic

  • @aznfelguard
    @aznfelguard Před 4 měsíci +5

    I love how the two young guys changed their answer after hearing a quote someone else said online. With Japanese people, it's hard to find out what they really think at first. They tend to answer what they think others would like to hear. Good on the interviewer for drawing out their true thoughts.

  • @user-qu3yd1sl22
    @user-qu3yd1sl22 Před 2 měsíci +3

    As a Japanese, it's understandable that half Japanese so called mixed race can be selected as a miss Japan since they have at least Japanese blood.
    But I can't recognize those who don't have any connection with Japanese ancestors as Japanese because Japan adopt principle of paternal blood not like birthright citizenship.
    For conservative perspective, we have a long history and be taught legacy from ancestors like good things and bad things. How could I see them relating to us even though those who doesn't have connection with it.

    • @Dennis-nc3vw
      @Dennis-nc3vw Před 2 měsíci

      If you say ancestry should mean something in a country that's majority White you get crucified.

  • @MsFrostitute
    @MsFrostitute Před 4 měsíci +9

    No single person should ever represent a country in it's entirety, that is the role of the people as a whole
    (I know it is also merely a beauty role hahah)

  • @miss1882
    @miss1882 Před 4 měsíci +23

    I think some people are confusing nationality and race. They want Miss Japan to be Asian race native to Japan, not just hold japanese nationality.

    • @maywalker997
      @maywalker997 Před 4 měsíci +2

      The thing is though "Japanese" isn't really a race, with the overwhelming majority of Japanese people actually being of Chinese and Korean ancestry. There are native indigenous native cultures with distinct genetic profiles but most of these people are not deemed attractive by mainstream beauty standards. One of my classmates was of Ainu heritage and she had the classic thick wavy hair, darker skin, freckled skin and stockier curvy build of a young Ainu woman but none of these traits of hers are considered beautiful in Japan. The Japanese people go on about race but while most of them accept the indigenous heritage people's, none of these aboriginal peoples would ever be selected for a "Miss Japan" beauty contest.

    • @miss1882
      @miss1882 Před 4 měsíci

      thats why i said asian race@@maywalker997

    • @JoyfulBot
      @JoyfulBot Před 4 měsíci

      @miss1882. I 100% agree. Thank you. 🙏

    • @Chiharu3pr9
      @Chiharu3pr9 Před 4 měsíci

      If that's true, why let her join in the first place?

    • @Dennis-nc3vw
      @Dennis-nc3vw Před 3 měsíci

      Everyone magically forgets the difference between nationality and race when dealing with countries that aren't majority White. It's so disgusting.

  • @cowboytanaka2463
    @cowboytanaka2463 Před 4 měsíci +93

    4:50 "Yakubutsu wa yamero!" guy 😂😂

    • @graficandorealidades7561
      @graficandorealidades7561 Před 4 měsíci +9

      Didn't expect someone to recognize him lmaooo Sho is legend

    • @ghosthouse5773
      @ghosthouse5773 Před 4 měsíci +7

      it's the homie that drives a gold nissan!

    • @tibzuki579
      @tibzuki579 Před 4 měsíci +6

      ba ba ba ba ba balenciaga

    • @raeji
      @raeji Před 4 měsíci +7

      @@ghosthouse5773 HUH?? NISSAN? This is a Benz bro. BENZ.

  • @yothiga
    @yothiga Před 4 měsíci +41

    The affair is so controversial and now her college friends join in with her mean girl details. Like, what’s she expecting joining a pageant while still contacting married man, smh.

  • @kdefensemartialarts8097
    @kdefensemartialarts8097 Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you for your videos.

  • @lunaria6537
    @lunaria6537 Před 4 měsíci +5

    They have to be Japanese or half-Japanese to compete, because I've never seen a foreigner compete in Binibining Pilipinas, Miss Universe Philippines, etc. it's always full blood Filipino or half-Filipino.

  • @wellsengrey4768
    @wellsengrey4768 Před 4 měsíci +107

    4:49 the most reasonable comment. "Since it's about looks..."

    • @fordhouse8b
      @fordhouse8b Před 4 měsíci +6

      Exactly. Since it is about the looks of Japanese people, which I will reasonably define to be the looks of any Japanese citizen, she has the right looks for the contest, since she IS a Japanese citizen, and thus looks like one.

    • @MademoiselleRed1390
      @MademoiselleRed1390 Před 4 měsíci +18

      @@fordhouse8b That's so not the case dude, by your logic they could pic any western passing citizen. The message is clear. The one with the most eurocentric looks won. They're basically telling their population they're not pretty enough to be represented by anyone who looks like them, so they rather go with someone who doesn't.

    • @rikudou947
      @rikudou947 Před 4 měsíci +9

      @@fordhouse8b You completely missed the point my friend. A person doesn't look like a japanese citizen through their passport lol. She doesn't have or represent the physical features of the japanese people, thus she didn't even meet the prerequisite for the contest.

    • @fordhouse8b
      @fordhouse8b Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@MademoiselleRed1390 I did not say she (or any random girl with Eurocentric appearance) has the ONLY right looks for the contest. What I mean is that her looks fall within the acceptable spectrum of looks to represent the Japanese nation. Any random Japanese citizen qualifies, which means that obviously more often can not, someone with genetically Japanese looks will win, since such persons constitute the great majority of Japanese nationals, but that occasionally, someone with different looks will win. And if you bother to read up on the contest rules, they clearly specify that the contest is not only about looks. A come on, she is a cute girl, but neither she nor any of there fellow contestants were all that in my opinion, so if was only about looks, the entire slate failed. Which is not to say any of them are ugly, far from it. But the most beautiful girls in Japan? Not by a long shot.

    • @fordhouse8b
      @fordhouse8b Před 4 měsíci +3

      @@rikudou947 YOU missed the point. The pageant represents Japanese nationals, as in Japanese citizens, not Japanese nationals with ‘pure’ Japanese DNA. It is right in the contest rules. 1. must be a Japanese national. 2. Must be unmarried. This is the group she must represent. She is a part of that group, so by definition, she falls within the acceptable range of looks for the purposes and goals of this contest. The rules of the game define what looks are acceptable, and the rules of the game say she is eligible to compete. What document produced by the pageant organizers are you citing that specifies that she does not meet the prerequisites for the contest? The organizers let her compete, so clearly she met whatever prerequisites they decided on, which they have the sole discretion to set.

  • @Luineile
    @Luineile Před 4 měsíci +34

    The true question is why we still have Miss *insert country* contests.

    • @mayac.1345
      @mayac.1345 Před 4 měsíci +1

      Because it is a form of leisure. For all you know, people do bets just like in other sports. Betting money on who will win.

    • @Dennis-nc3vw
      @Dennis-nc3vw Před 3 měsíci

      Why do we all have "insert country" teams in the Olympics?

  • @jiayoujamie7225
    @jiayoujamie7225 Před 3 měsíci +4

    It’s really tone deaf to imply “In America it’s like this so in Japan it should be like this too”

  • @fumanchu9701
    @fumanchu9701 Před 3 měsíci +3

    I wonder what that woman at 6:00 would say if the winner was a black Nigerian woman raised in Japan ? Just curious, not hating on anyone. Or what the Ukrainians would say if an ethnically Japanese won miss Ukraine.
    Personally, I think people expect a ‘Miss’ (fill in the country), to be ethically of that nation. Tradition isn’t a bad thing. Or maybe have an Ethnically Miss Japan contest (but the far left would say that’s racist).

    • @Kev27RS
      @Kev27RS Před 3 měsíci +1

      I agree!

    • @Dennis-nc3vw
      @Dennis-nc3vw Před 2 měsíci

      I'd love to hear you say this publically about Ms. Germany, or Ms. France. You wouldn't dare.

    • @Kev27RS
      @Kev27RS Před 2 měsíci

      @@Dennis-nc3vw You’re really comparing Germany and France to a country like Japan?
      Different type of countries!

    • @fumanchu9701
      @fumanchu9701 Před 2 měsíci

      @@Dennis-nc3vw why ? Can they not defend themselves ?

  • @user-lo4mt1zh2q
    @user-lo4mt1zh2q Před 4 měsíci +51

    このインタビュアーは「日本代表として世界的なミスコンに出場する」と言ってますが、ミス日本は世界大会の予選ではありません。

    • @dawnvalentine74
      @dawnvalentine74 Před 4 měsíci

      The winner goes to Miss Universe, doesn't she?

    • @user-lo4mt1zh2q
      @user-lo4mt1zh2q Před 4 měsíci +11

      @@dawnvalentine74
      No, ”Miss Nihon” is a Japanese domestic competition.

    • @ss-ls7qy
      @ss-ls7qy Před 4 měsíci +6

      このような「ミスなんちゃら」ってのは金持ちのオッサンがスポンサーとして関与し、若くて綺麗な女と繋がれるイベントなのでいくつもある。笑
      今回の件もまさに該当するんじゃないかな。

  • @livertine504
    @livertine504 Před 4 měsíci +5

    If you look at the history of Miss South Africa most of the winners are white. I would also rather want to see someone who represents the ethnical background of each country instead of sending just a representative of their within the country born or immigrated residents. The thing is Japanese is a ethnical aspect but America is build of immigrants. The only "real Americans" are the natives if we take it serious. But on the other hand what should you do as a young woman if you are literally born there? Your whole life is Japanese even if your are not looking like one and you never will be one. You are a Japanese citizen with a Japanese citizenship but not Japanese but not Ukrainian either like in this case. So if you are a model or good looking and want to participate in such a contest you can't participate on both sides if we take it too serious. So yeah. It is what it is.

  • @vivianbarths6022
    @vivianbarths6022 Před 4 měsíci +19

    I am Nigerian. If a white lady has lived here all her life and is as Nigerian as I am in upbringing..she still cannot represent my country as a Miss Nigeria. If she's bi-racial, she can. But full on another ethnicity? Nope.

  • @SilverforceX
    @SilverforceX Před 4 měsíci +7

    Japan ran out of native beauties? They have nothing to offer in the global beauty competition??

  • @RT-qt1xh
    @RT-qt1xh Před 4 měsíci +28

    I’m half German/ half Russian, but to be fair , that competition was all about the look, so if it’s a miss japan, than it would understandably be a Japanese looking woman. Also that the government has to change for immigrants, definitely not, if someone consider to move to a country like Japan, that person should embrace the culture, language and the behavior of the natives, or else it will end up in conflicts, you can see that all over the western part of the globe.

    • @aaronmontgomery2055
      @aaronmontgomery2055 Před 4 měsíci +1

      So what of a half japanese person born and raised in Japan? Japanese is the only language they know and they have never left? If they take on the physical features people associate with the other parent then they are no longer right?

    • @RT-qt1xh
      @RT-qt1xh Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@aaronmontgomery2055 they are still Japanese and since it about looks, wouldn’t even care if they would be raised in the Japanese manner, or even living in Japan.

    • @RicochetForce
      @RicochetForce Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@RT-qt1xh How about a quarter Japanese person that was born and raised in Japan? How far back do we have to go until they're no longer eligible to represent Japan?

    • @RT-qt1xh
      @RT-qt1xh Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@RicochetForce doesn’t matter, it’s not only about Japan, also miss Germany or miss Russia, miss Ukraine, it should be the ethnic group, when it’s about the look. A quarter isn’t enough

    • @RicochetForce
      @RicochetForce Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@RT-qt1xh Who are you to claim a quarter isn't enough? What if a quarter means she has the typical Japanese phenotype and the only way you'd know she was 1/4 was if she said so or via records?
      1/4 is a quite arbitrary point as well. Why not exclude 1/2 Japanese people?

  • @paraiso4116
    @paraiso4116 Před 4 měsíci +10

    Selecting a white woman as Miss Japan is absurd and she should be embarrassed that she even had the gall to participate in the first place. The ego on that one must have been enormous.

  • @lukef1586
    @lukef1586 Před 4 měsíci +4

    It makes me sad how people want to throw their culture away to easily. And ironic that they want to do so to welcome other cultures.
    Guess what, if we all wanted to become a multicultural mix, none of us would have any individual culture.
    Protect and preserve with a minimal rate of foreigners, and have 1 place where everyone mixes freely.
    Technically that place already exists and it's called US. A place notorious for massive race issues and black/white thinking. Where it's always either this side or that side and society is as divided as you could imagine, by race, gender, sexual orientation, political position etc etc.
    Sadly nobody seems to recongnise any pattern...

  • @artsyhyd
    @artsyhyd Před 4 měsíci +14

    She allegedly has affairs with one of the judges? A married man with children? She doesn’t deserve to be miss Japan bcos of this regardless of everything else. I was ok shes miss Japan until this affairs surfaced.

    • @maywalker997
      @maywalker997 Před 4 měsíci +4

      It does feel though like she is getting 99% of the hate directed towards her when the judge holds an enormous amount of the blame for cheating on his wife and promoting this lady unfairly.

    • @t0t0-wb1bt
      @t0t0-wb1bt Před 4 měsíci +1

      He is doctor and He is a judge of similar contests

    • @maywalker997
      @maywalker997 Před 3 měsíci

      @@t0t0-wb1btThat makes it all the more concerning.

  • @bobbywrtm
    @bobbywrtm Před 4 měsíci +4

    4:51 as a sport fans too, I am 100% agree with this man take

  • @mcn6541
    @mcn6541 Před 4 měsíci +3

    I would be interested to know what the Japanese judges who accepted her application and also chose her as the winner think about who can represent Japanese beauty. She won because the judges voted that way and I would like to know how they judged her and what criteria made her the finalist. I think that will be more telling as to how the beauty standards are being applied to the contestants.

  • @e.w.6470
    @e.w.6470 Před 4 měsíci +14

    No issue with foreigner looking participants in other events like sports because it competes on skills not looks but a traditional contest like Miss Japan should select someone who can represent Japan both inside and outside. How can people appreciate the beauty of Japanese lady if Miss Japan cannot represent 60+ million Japanese ladies? My kids will ask me do Japanese all look like that? I think two awards can be set up, one for traditional Miss Japan and the other for modern Miss Japan.

    • @leahp1765
      @leahp1765 Před 4 měsíci

      Um...because minorities are stay a part of a country so....get over it.

  • @PeacefulSeraph
    @PeacefulSeraph Před 4 měsíci +5

    I'm really kind of shocked she won... she isn't as pretty as previous winners. I don't mean this to be cruel, but did the affair help her win- because that's the only logical explanation...
    Kudos to the Japanese for being progressive... although if you're saying they're Japanese if they're born in Japan or are a citizen... isn't it contradictory to always call them foreigners/gaijin/hafu? At what point can you just call them Japanese and only Japanese?

  • @mikiohirata9627
    @mikiohirata9627 Před 4 měsíci +3

    I left several comments (including responses to some comments) BUT it seems they've
    been all deleted. Someone was busy white washing comment section on YT.
    MISS JAPAN NEEDS TO BE AT LEAST 50 % JAPANESE ETHNICALLY !!!
    Someone in the video suggested theses competitions should be titled Miss Japan International. Or we need to promote tens of thousands of years of NORTH EAST ASIAN CULTURES and their traditional ethnic beauties first.
    Please don't tell me these are not competitions to choose beautiful women.

  • @user-uv8db3kq9m
    @user-uv8db3kq9m Před 4 měsíci +5

    椎野カロリーナの本名がKaroline Saluk、一部ではユダヤ人であると報じられていた。

  • @niamarielove
    @niamarielove Před 4 měsíci +3

    Wow, I'm so surprised by how many people considered her beautiful! Especially as she does not look Japanese. She is not what I would consider beautiful, though I acknowledge that she is attractive. It is so interesting to see what other cultures consider to be beautiful/attractive.

  • @Ankit-uv3yp
    @Ankit-uv3yp Před 4 měsíci +4

    From this lot of interviewees, i got 2 things most dont care about the pageant and 2 its only about looks and not ethnicity

  • @botamochi33
    @botamochi33 Před 4 měsíci +46

    She was miss Japan only for 14 days.

  • @IKEMENOsakaman
    @IKEMENOsakaman Před 4 měsíci +163

    Eh!? It's the "I love SUSHI" rap guy!!!

  • @GDricequeen
    @GDricequeen Před 4 měsíci +2

    Very interesting video, definitely makes people think. It is hard to associate someone who it's Japanese as a Japanese even if they brought up and become a national and it would be the same if it was any other ethnicity any other country in the world. Japanese as a people are extremely accepting and polite when discussing topics and I think through their own politeness may not express negatively towards such a thing even if they didn't necessarily agree with it. I believe there is a saying that goes something like "the nail that stands out gets hammered" please excuse my bad memory if this isn't correct.

  • @lengarcia7719
    @lengarcia7719 Před 4 měsíci +5

    Like what I have always stand for, if you are representing a country in a BEAUTY PAGENT, you should atleast look MAJORITY of what the people in that country look like.
    Will Nigeria get a fair skinned, blue eyed blond woman to represent Nigeria just because she was born there or naturalized to represent the beauty of Nigerian women?

  • @buggiemara4902
    @buggiemara4902 Před 4 měsíci +70

    People shouldn't be freaking out because she doesn't look Japanese. The problem is that... she's not just pretty enough to be a beauty queen.

    • @AyueKodamaes
      @AyueKodamaes Před 4 měsíci +55

      Is she pretty or just white? I'm sure theres more good looking Japanese women out there.

    • @chrisangflo6102
      @chrisangflo6102 Před 4 měsíci +1

      That mouth is so wide, like ugghhhh

    • @VictorWard1155
      @VictorWard1155 Před 4 měsíci +39

      She already got revoked as the winner since she was caught having an affair with one of the judges which most likely caused her to win. Thats what many japanese twitter has been saying

    • @wreagfe
      @wreagfe Před 4 měsíci

      @@AyueKodamaes She's not white. She's Jewish.

    • @camtran6223
      @camtran6223 Před 4 měsíci +2

      Nothing can be more true than this comment

  • @oyuyuy
    @oyuyuy Před 4 měsíci +43

    The competition is about showing off beauty from different parts of the world so yes, I think it'd make more sense to choose someone with Japanese heritage. It'd be quite boring if everyone just picked the most generic looking contestants (which already happens to an extent).
    When a person with Ukrainian heritage in particular is picked, I can't help but to believe that there's an element of virtue signaling in it too and I really despise that...

    • @Hae3ro
      @Hae3ro Před 4 měsíci

      She is Japanese tho

    • @georgy.design
      @georgy.design Před 4 měsíci +1

      What do you mean by “Japanese heritage”? I could understand if you said “Japanese appearance” but you specifically mentioned “heritage” here. Carolina moved to Japan at 5 years old and lived there ever since. She is either half Japanese or 100% Japanese identity-wise. She has a Japanese step-father after all.

    • @kjh23gk
      @kjh23gk Před 4 měsíci

      So the only people that would be eligible for Miss America would be '100% pureblood' Native American?

    • @kjh23gk
      @kjh23gk Před 4 měsíci +2

      So why doesn't the USA choose native Americans to represent them? Why is it OK for immigrants to be Miss USA but not Miss Japan?

    • @oyuyuy
      @oyuyuy Před 4 měsíci

      @@kjh23gk 🤪

  • @khurrotunayuni7298
    @khurrotunayuni7298 Před 4 měsíci +1

    It is so common in Asian countries about the whitening product. I was born in Indonesia and i saw these kind of ads everyday in the television, in all kind of purpose. From head to toe, you can find whitening product for them. So, i kinda brainwashed to get that kind of skin color while as Indonesian most of us have tan skin. Even when doing modeling, i hardly get a job cause all the clients want to have model that has white skin color and sharp features like westerners. And then i live in the Netherlands, and i see every summer almost every white skin people are trying really hard to be tan which is hard cause they ended up being red. Or they even go to tanning studio to get em done in winter. Interesting that most of us want something that we dont have yet maybe other people want something that we have. I am glad that i make peace with myself and accept me for who i am, even tho took a long road for it :)