[Image] Woman Strips in Political Broadcast, LOL

What are we supposed to do with this?

世界よ、これが日本の政見放送だ(´･ω･`)#都知事選挙2024 pic.twitter.com/4kUHNt52b9

— たら太 (@TarataTragedy) June 27, 2024

Hmm...

What is this, is it for real?

>>3
It's real.

Paying 3 million yen just to show your naked body to the public, LOL

Give me the link.

https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1806338542496550912/pu/vid/avc1/1280x720/GbZjwxdLMEqp0XF4.mp4

Did she pay the deposit?

>>15
Of course she did.

It's for real!

The sign language lady in the back must be pissed off.

Not particularly cute, as usual.

31 years old.

What's her family doing about this?

Why is she just the right amount of ugly?

Wasn't this 3 million yen?

I'm gonna fap to this.

She's just the right amount of ugly, not cute at all, and her voice is seriously annoying. I feel sorry for the sign language lady in the back.

I can't help but laugh at the sign language lady's expressions.

I'm on no-fap, so I got a little excited. I'm so ashamed...

The governor election isn't a playground. This is really pissing me off. What the hell is she trying to do? If you're going to strip, strip down to your underwear; if not, then don't strip at all. Be clear about what you're doing in the political broadcast! Don't take this lightly!

American: "Japanese people, what is this?"

Japan's major broadcaster NHK is required to give airtime to candidates running for governor of Tokyo.

Including the local Joker cosplay candidate (via @nihonpolitics) pic.twitter.com/zgszr7Wg5r

— Populism Updates (@PopulismUpdates) June 25, 2024

>>57
The sign language person's professionalism is making me tear up.

>>57
LOL

At least be beautiful. It doesn't look good if an ugly person does it.

Japan is the best after all.

It's not a political broadcast, it's a sexual broadcast.

This isn't "Enta no Kamisama."

Too many people thinking, "If I do this in a political broadcast, it'll be funny, hehe," and it's not funny anymore. I wish professional comedians would do real skits. They'd get blacklisted by their companies right away, though.

What is this...

Maybe we need to rethink freedom of expression.