In a recent event, a swimsuit photo shoot organized in Japan caused a lot of criticism and frustration. Tokyo Lily Companyin charge of organizing thematic events, he was forced to cancel a photo session at a water park in Saitama Prefecture, due to the intervention of women belonging to the Japanese Communist Party.
Tokyo Lily has successfully staged several photo shoots at other water parks in the past, including a prominent appearance by the comedian. Shinya Arinofrom the comedy duo Yoiko. However, this time the situation took an unexpected turn.
The company released a statement two days after the incident, explaining that the event had to be canceled due to a request from the water park not to rent out its facilities for photography. This decision was made after the intervention of the women of the Communist Party of Japan, who apparently insisted on the water park to deny space for the event.
The reaction from various female artists, models and cosplayers was not long in coming. Many of them voiced their criticism of the Japanese Communist Party, mostly middle-aged women, accusing the party of taking opportunities from women without offering anything in return. Those affected expressed that this act was an additional restriction for women in an area where it is already difficult to stand out and find employment opportunities.
Some participants in the Saitama water park photography shared their feelings of frustration and dissatisfaction. To lighten the mood, some posted some of the swimsuit photos taken during the canceled session.
However, amid the controversy, a Twitter user seemed to have discovered the reason behind the Japanese Communist Party’s intervention. According to his investigation, the women of the party would have misunderstood certain information in the water park’s schedule of events. Apparently, they were focused on the mention of “children” in the schedule, which led them to jump to erroneous conclusions about the presence of minors in a gravure photo session.
However, if they had paid attention to the rest of the schedule, they would have noticed that “kids” and other labels referred to the depth of the various pools in the water park, and not to the participation of the minors in a session photo. This information, ignored by the women of the Japanese Communist Party, led to a false belief that ended up ruining the photograph and causing great discomfort among the participants.
The case has sparked intense debate on social media, with mixed opinions about the role of the Japanese Communist Party and the importance of accurate communication before drastic measures are taken. In the meantime, the women concerned hope that this incident will be a wake-up call to prevent similar situations from happening in the future, and to foster an environment where all women can enjoy equal opportunities in their fields of work. instead. ..
Fountain: nijipoi
