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Is Yamaguchi cursed to have"ugly" girls? (Places in Japan Known for "Beautiful" & "Ugly" Women) | Japan Station 200/Ichimon Japan 50

Season 199 Published 4 months, 2 weeks ago
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This is a re-broadcast of an episode originally released on 8/21/21.

On this episode of Ichimon Japan we ask: Is Yamaguchi cursed to have "ugly" girls? We also discuss other places in Japan known for having many beautiful/ugly women.

Topics Discussed
  • The three most scenic views in Japan
  • What the Sandaibijin (三大美人) is
  • What places in Japan are most known for having beautiful women
  • Fukuoka (Hakata), Akita, and Kyoto's status as places in Japan known for having many beautiful women
  • How Kanazawa/Ishikawa/Kaga is known for having beautiful women
  • Some theories about why Hakata, Akita and Kyoto (supposedly) have so many beautiful women
  • The theory that short days and humid climate contributes to the white and moist skin of Akita's women
  • How white/fair skin is considered beautiful by many in Japan
  • The theory that the women of Kyoto are cultured and refined so that results in there being so many beautiful women in Kyoto
  • The theory that collagen consumption via motsunabe and chicken helps produce the beautiful women of Hakata
  • How pleasure districts might be connected to the impression that Akita, Fukuoka, and Kyoto have many beautiful women
  • The idea that the Sea of Japan side of Japan is home to many beautiful women
  • The theory that genetic mixing may be a reason for why the Sea of Japan side of Japan supposedly has so many beautiful women
  • What the Sandaibusu (三大ブス) is
  • The three places in Japan known for having "ugly women"
  • Sendai, Nagoya, and Mito's status as the three places in Japan known for having many ugly women
  • The theory that claims Tokugawa Yoshifusa sent groups of "ugly" women to Sendai, Nagoya, and Wakayama
  • Nagoya's reputation as a boring place
  • The so-called urban legend that women from Yamaguchi are all ugly
  • The story of Oman's curse as a possible explanation for why women from Yamaguchi are supposedly ugly
  • Throwing snakes at women
  • And much more!
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