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I was always curious why Japaneese people tend to dye their hair to get strictly, specificly, exactly, precisely this colour + some variations of reddish brown ? Short question, when you'll watch a K1 tournament and some Japanese fight, you can be sure that he will have dyed brown or reddish brown hair.
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a) because it's of cute;
b) because japanese are of bored; c) because they are into using makeup and stuff like that. http://www.google.com/images?hl=en&q...w=1440&bih=717 http://www.google.com/images?um=1&hl...=&oq=&gs_rfai= |
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I was always curious why Japaneese people tend to dye their hair to get strictly, specificly, exactly, precisely this colour + some variations of reddish brown ? Short question, when you'll watch a K1 tournament and some Japanese fight, you can be sure that he will have dyed brown or reddish brown hair. Brown hair (happatsu) is often thought of as "kawaii" (cute, cool). A sizable percentage of Japanese children have brown hair, but it usually turns black by their teens. Many girl, far more than men, dye their hair to look "cute" similar to how a lot of European women dye their hair blond to appear more "youthful" which is basically "sexy" for a woman. It has little to do with Europeans, believe it or not, everything people do in the world does not have to do with Europeans. I know, I know, shocking... http://danavideofilms.com/dana%20ima...ese%20kids.jpg http://www.fitofat.com/wp-content/up...e-kids_246.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3602/...b14c6e.jpg?v=0 http://www.babies-cute.com/wp-conten...Girl-Photo.jpg Many Euros may call this black hair, but it is really dark brown. Since almost all Japanese in adulthood have jet-black hair they notice the difference. I would guess, from my time in Tokyo, about 1/4-1/3 of Japanese kids have brown hair as children...usually goes away by 9 or 10 years old... Today in Tokyo you can find all types of hair styles, from long hair, dyed hair, permed curly hair (although a handful of Japanese have natural wavy hair) spiked hair, even afros, and braids: http://cdn.thefrisky.com/images/uplo...o_060209_m.jpg http://blog.dramafever.com/wp-conten...row_braids.jpg What I've been told about all this is simple. Most people have black hair, so black hair is normal and somewhat boring. So people want to make themselves stand out and look different, at least until they start working professionally. Actually, in the last 3 or 4 years more girls are wearing their hair naturally black, it is coming back in style. It is more so men who are dying their hair. LOL It was the other way around a decade ago. In centuries past, young men with brown hair (or anyone) was considered "weak". Meaning easy to get sick, etc. My ex-wife's father has very light brown eyes, and had brown hair as a child (my ex-wife and her younger sister also had brown hair, her older one jet-black hair)...the father was made to stay inside a lot because they thought he might easily get sick and die or some nonsense. That's not the case anymore, but it was looked on that way, at least in rural areas in Central Japan. |
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i have never seen japanese with brown hair, neither those pictures seem to have it. I think japanese homogeneus looks (jet black hair, dark brown eyes, similar heights and skin tone) have helped themselves to admire easier things that come from outside, a kind of inferiority complex, specially towards white/caucasian foreigners.
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i have never seen japanese with brown hair, neither those pictures seem to have it. I think japanese homogeneus looks (jet black hair, dark brown eyes, similar heights and skin tone) have helped themselves to admire easier things that come from outside, a kind of inferiority complex, specially towards white/caucasian foreigners. I've seen millions of Japanese as I commuted On the Chuo Line, the Yamanote Line, and the Mita Line every fucking day for months, from Chuo Rinkan to my home in Suginami-ku. Before that I lived in Nakano-ku and commuted daily to Higashi Shinjuku. I worked at a company with all fucking Japanese, but my black ass, an African, and three white guys. That's it. Every morning the fucking cross guard would say "Ohaio" to me as he was crossing the kids, with their fucking helmets on and big as pack packs on my way from the station to work. You don't know what the fuck you are talking about. I do. Get over it. Many Japanese have brown hair as children. That's the way it is. This is me in Japan. Have you ever lived there? Fuck no. So stop pulling bullshit out of your ass. Thanks. |
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jack, im not questioning your personal experiences in japan so dont take it as personal. I just mentioned that what is considered as brown is indeed a very dark brown which for untrained western eyes means black. Anyways when japanese girls dye their hairs brown,they do it in a lighter shade of brown rather than a very dark shade of brown that according to you some asian kids have.
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Listen, I lived in Tokyo for over a fucking year, August 2001 - October 2002. I don't give a fuck what you think you have seen. |
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jack, im not questioning your personal experiences in japan so dont take it as personal. I just mentioned that what is considered as brown is indeed a very dark brown which for untrained western eyes means black. Anyways when japanese girls dye their hairs brown,they do it in a lighter shade of brown rather than a very dark shade of brown that according to you some asian kids have. Yes in Japan there is something called Hakujin (white) Complex. You can't read this but this article talks about it: http://www.haverford.edu/jnse/4fall96/liz.html Most Japanese don't have it. They just do this to stand out, to be unique in a country that pushes conformity down your throat since before you can speak. YOu have no idea how suffocating that is. My ex-wife's cousin killed himself because he didn't get into a university his parents demanded, he made his family loose face, because all their friends kids got into good schools. So he hung himself. This is just an act of rebellion, to be cool. Most Japanese people if they go to work a white collar professional job do not dye their hair, you will rarely see that in an office place. It is something specific to teens and university students. ---------- Post added 2010-11-06 at 22:28 ---------- Damn you are skinny. I literally weight 25 more kg now, muscle. I work out 3-4 times a week. Even when I was skinny I had game though. ![]() |
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Why do japanese take off their shoes before killing themselves? ![]() I lived in China too, but only for 6 months...to me, Communist Mainland Chinese are far less strange than Japanese. Japanese are kind of like the British are to Europe...don't quite fit in anywhere. If I understood my ex-wife (or if she understood herself, we would still be married). ![]() |
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