The Host Industry Would Like To Know If You’re Circumcised Now
I have spent the last several weeks watching 18 of Japan’s most successful hosts decide whether other men have what it takes to join them, which has meant learning considerably more than I expected to know about the professional requirements of being desired by women. I have met a 27-year-old local-government employee with over ¥10 […] The post The Host Industry Would Like To Know If You’re…
The host industry in Japan is undergoing scrutiny and attempts at reform through a YouTube show called Host Call. The show features 18 successful hosts, referred to as "Kings," who evaluate aspiring hosts, called "Princes," based on their suitability to join the industry. The evaluation includes a philosophical discussion about personal goals and a practical test in a mock host club.
However, a notable aspect of the show is the plastic surgery segment, where seven plastic surgeons from a sponsor clinic assess the contestants' physical attributes and propose improvements. This segment, known as Kami Doctor Time or "God Doctor Time," is sponsored by Tokyo Biyou Geka and includes up to ¥10 million in potential procedures for the winner.
The show has been criticized for its focus on the contestants' physical appearances and potential improvements, which raises questions about the relevance of circumcision status in the context of the host industry.
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