こらーーーーー！（笑）
投稿者： honkytonk_2002_x 投稿日時： 2005/04/04 02:51 投稿番号： [3313 / 15709]
＞ヤンキー娘で女体盛りだと海苔の色が違っちゃうような気が．．．orz
ふむ。にゃるほど。（笑）
女体盛り。
こんなニュース、ありましたね。
在米韓国人が「これはイルボン文化ニダ！ ウリはイルボンとアジアの文化を美国で広めているニダ！」と言い訳。
要は、イルボンを貶めて金儲けという一石二鳥じゃないかって。
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USA
Naked sushi restaurant causes a stir
Posted Fri, 14 Nov 2003
A US restaurant that boasts a house special of sushi served on a naked woman has sparked furious protests by Asian women's groups, but eager diners are jostling for seats.
The unconventional diner boasts a sushi buffet eaten off the torsos of young female models who recline on a tall table surrounded by sprinkled rose petals, votive candles, and pots of wasabi, shoyu and pickled ginger.
But while the novel serving suggestion from Bonzai Asian Pub and Bistro in the northwestern US city of Seattle appears to have pleased male gourmets, it has incensed women's groups.
"If the body is seen as an object, it is seen as less than human," Norma Timbang, director of the Asian and Pacific Islander Women and Family Safety Centre, told AFP.
"If a body is seen as less than human, people are more inclined to be abusive."
Angry opponents of the human food platter scheme staged a rally and forum entitled "Protest the Prostitution of Sushi!" at the National Asian Pacific-American Women's Forum here last weekend.
Timbang says decades of studies support her contention that sexist attitudes, such as the nude Japanese meals, lead to violent consequences.
The protests against the scheme may be the first organized opposition to naked sushi, which reportedly has its roots in Japan but has arrived more recently in Los Angeles and New York.
It was portrayed in the 1993 movie "Rising Sun," a Sean Connery crime thriller.
Bonzai manager Daniel Park, says he doesn't know the cultural roots of "body sushi" but insists it is "performance art."
The women, the food and the diners make a "spontaneous piece of art which changes every time a piece of fish is taken," he said.
Bonzai chef and owner Jun Hong, a Korean-American, claims he's helping to popularise Japanese and Asian culture to people who may never have been exposed to it.
"We've introduced sushi to many people who have never eaten it before," he says.
The women, he says, are not treated with disrespect. The eager patrons must use chopsticks to serve themselves and aren't allowed to tip, make lewd comments or even talk to the model.
"Besides," says Park, "they're not really naked."
With a fastidiousness that is peculiarly American, the women lie on their backs sealed in plastic food wrap, with their private parts and breasts modestly covered with strategically placed flowers.
The sushi is then arranged decoratively on their bellies and chests.
For all the high-minded explanations by Bonzai management, naked sushi has boosted publicity for the new restaurant, making it now one of the hottest clubs in Seattle.
AFP
http://iafrica.com/news/worldnews/285546.htm
ふむ。にゃるほど。（笑）
女体盛り。
こんなニュース、ありましたね。
在米韓国人が「これはイルボン文化ニダ！ ウリはイルボンとアジアの文化を美国で広めているニダ！」と言い訳。
要は、イルボンを貶めて金儲けという一石二鳥じゃないかって。
・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
USA
Naked sushi restaurant causes a stir
Posted Fri, 14 Nov 2003
A US restaurant that boasts a house special of sushi served on a naked woman has sparked furious protests by Asian women's groups, but eager diners are jostling for seats.
The unconventional diner boasts a sushi buffet eaten off the torsos of young female models who recline on a tall table surrounded by sprinkled rose petals, votive candles, and pots of wasabi, shoyu and pickled ginger.
But while the novel serving suggestion from Bonzai Asian Pub and Bistro in the northwestern US city of Seattle appears to have pleased male gourmets, it has incensed women's groups.
"If the body is seen as an object, it is seen as less than human," Norma Timbang, director of the Asian and Pacific Islander Women and Family Safety Centre, told AFP.
"If a body is seen as less than human, people are more inclined to be abusive."
Angry opponents of the human food platter scheme staged a rally and forum entitled "Protest the Prostitution of Sushi!" at the National Asian Pacific-American Women's Forum here last weekend.
Timbang says decades of studies support her contention that sexist attitudes, such as the nude Japanese meals, lead to violent consequences.
The protests against the scheme may be the first organized opposition to naked sushi, which reportedly has its roots in Japan but has arrived more recently in Los Angeles and New York.
It was portrayed in the 1993 movie "Rising Sun," a Sean Connery crime thriller.
Bonzai manager Daniel Park, says he doesn't know the cultural roots of "body sushi" but insists it is "performance art."
The women, the food and the diners make a "spontaneous piece of art which changes every time a piece of fish is taken," he said.
Bonzai chef and owner Jun Hong, a Korean-American, claims he's helping to popularise Japanese and Asian culture to people who may never have been exposed to it.
"We've introduced sushi to many people who have never eaten it before," he says.
The women, he says, are not treated with disrespect. The eager patrons must use chopsticks to serve themselves and aren't allowed to tip, make lewd comments or even talk to the model.
"Besides," says Park, "they're not really naked."
With a fastidiousness that is peculiarly American, the women lie on their backs sealed in plastic food wrap, with their private parts and breasts modestly covered with strategically placed flowers.
The sushi is then arranged decoratively on their bellies and chests.
For all the high-minded explanations by Bonzai management, naked sushi has boosted publicity for the new restaurant, making it now one of the hottest clubs in Seattle.
AFP
http://iafrica.com/news/worldnews/285546.htm
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