All comments of User ZENRA

In response to MR. X 's comment

There is a very good saying that the ‘flaws’ we see in others are simply a reflection of our own. Thus, if one calls those performing in JAV ‘whores’ simply for engaging in acts most natural, what does that make the one who lobbed that polemic at them? Per mosaic, sure without may be better, but it makes studios think more creatively. My advice to those who absolutely hate mosaic remains the same: if you want to see a real vagina, get a girlfriend. JAV—and adult movies in general—should never be seen as replacements for the real thing, real love, real intimacy. Per international uncensored versions for foreign fans, if any want to pay several million USD to have their own private spankbang made, perhaps that can be arranged. Otherwise, the industry is built by and for Japanese in Japan that accounts for 99% of revenue and 100% of legal concerns.

In response to ZENRA-User-326987 's comment

There will never be a JAV director--even the great almighty Samoari--who would film a FFM scene and say "hey, could we get less lezzing out please?" Most likely if we've actresses who have done lesbian work (or FFM with lots of lesbian action) and don't do so in another scene, it's probably related to their earnings and the studio just did not offer enough for them to go that far. While some actresses can get wild, it's still a professional job and may hold back if the offer isn't right.

In response to ferrouanefaby@gmail.com 's comment

Thank you very much for the comments. Studios probably do not read the blog. At the end of the day, Japan counts for probably 95%+ of their revenue and the tastes of Japanese users probably are what is most important when deciding what to film. Smart studios of course should see foreign tastes as longer-term ambitions to match given Japan's continued downward population demographics.

In response to yyjojo 's comment

If the only good books had certain words blurred out, sure. Uncensored JAV generally--and since the last six or seven years or so even more so--is almost entirely vanilla and more often than not, shot not that well.

In response to Spiderphil02@yahoo.com 's comment

Overworked designers and/or not fixing a style that seems to be selling.