In 5 chapters but don't expect too muchBeach chapter when???
Mangaka most definitely didn't have to include this statement, since I've seen like fifty manga that had swimsuit trying scene without any disclaimer. It's just bit unrealistic manga trope for the sake of usually milder kind of fanservice, just like skin-thight clothes that cling to boobs to the point of showing boobs separately (I'm talking without seatbelt or bag strap).haha, to be fair: japanese shops are really really strict about trying on clothes. way more strict than european or american shops. so i guess the mangaka HAD to include this statement in order to not get sued![]()
I think it's something more like housewife and milkman/plumber, not a porn term in itself but it signifies common horny drama or porn plot. Similar thing happened to sport, especially tennis clubs in Japanese universities - they're commonly used to imply orgy clubs for normie students.Well, at least it's definitely used in the porn industry. Quick MTL from the JP wiki article
"the image of the danchi wife has formed a unique image in the world of fiction, as in the standard theme of daytime dramas depicting relationships among housewives, or in the almost clichéd image of adultery while the husband is away, which is depicted in pornographic films and sensual novels
The “apartment complex wife” is often portrayed in the following image.
- A couple lives in a housing complex, and the wife is an ordinary housewife.
- The husband is busy with his work and does not leave his wife much time for her. As a result, the wife is sexually frustrated. The wife feels lonely.
- She is then forced into a relationship with a man (e.g., a deliveryman, a worker, a salesman, a dry cleaner, a newspaper vendor, or an employee who comes to the house for delivery)."
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Source: https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/団地妻
Maybe mangaka felt the needs to spread the awareness because it is indeed disgusting to get new clothes but someone's private parts already touching itMangaka most definitely didn't have to include this statement, since I've seen like fifty manga that had swimsuit trying scene without any disclaimer. It's just bit unrealistic manga trope for the sake of usually milder kind of fanservice, just like skin-thight clothes that cling to boobs to the point of showing boobs separately (I'm talking without seatbelt or bag strap).
I think it's something more like housewife and milkman/plumber, not a porn term in itself but it signifies common horny drama or porn plot. Similar thing happened to sport, especially tennis clubs in Japanese universities - they're commonly used to imply orgy clubs for normie students.
This heavily contrasts what is often depicted in anime and manga.haha, to be fair: japanese shops are really really strict about trying on clothes. way more strict than european or american shops. so i guess the mangaka HAD to include this statement in order to not get sued![]()
tbf, most mangaka probably think the audience knows better. If Nujima felt the need to include a disclaimer, then its possible department stores are struggling with people trying imitate what they see in Animanga.Mangaka most definitely didn't have to include this statement, since I've seen like fifty manga that had swimsuit trying scene without any disclaimer. It's just bit unrealistic manga trope for the sake of usually milder kind of fanservice, just like skin-thight clothes that cling to boobs to the point of showing boobs separately (I'm talking without seatbelt or bag strap).