Japanese brides - mysterious and interesting? Which characteristics do they have?
Brides are in short supply in Japan – now they are really needed for the first time
Long enough, the Japanese brides have dyed. Many had no chance of ever being born. Girls were aborted and simply drowned in some rural areas.
The grandmothers of today’s 25-year-old brides in Japan were even “tied” the feet. That is, girls around the age of three have broken their feet and bandaged heavily. The result of this painful torture (feet inflamed, rotting, and broken again) was termed the “lotus feet.” They were severely crippled and only allowed the brides to move more or less prancing. The men found that erotic, on the other hand, this was an indication of the social status of a man. Anyone who had a lotus blossom for a wife could afford that his wife did not need to work.
And now they are being used in Japan for the first time: due to the shortage of skilled workers as workers – both in Japanese and in international companies. And rich Japanese can afford the “second wife” again today, with whom they can father a son or simply decorate themselves.
