Groups of men dressing up in feminine, cosplay-inspired manner spark wave of concern about safety of real women in Japan.

"He deliberately sat in crowded areas with many women, positioning his body towards them," a witness said. The post Safety Concerns Rise As Japanese “Tight Men” In Body Suits Morph Into “Women” In ...

Groups of men dressing up in a feminine, cosplay-inspired manner spark wave of concern about safety of real women in Japan.

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The trend appears inspired by ‘Animegao Kigurumi’, a cosplay style rooted in Japanese anime culture, where enthusiasts wear bodysuits and anthropomorphic masks to mimic anime characters.

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