Ex-Enterpreneur” who Made Her First Gravure Under Fire for “Taking Off Her Clothes for Money” and “Taking Off Her Clothes is Vulgar” and “She’s Not Popular” Thoroughly Replies to Anti-Anti! | FRIDAY DIGITAL

Ex-Enterpreneur” who Made Her First Gravure Under Fire for “Taking Off Her Clothes for Money” and “Taking Off Her Clothes is Vulgar” and “She’s Not Popular” Thoroughly Replies to Anti-Anti!

Urgent release! Interview with Airina Hirakawa

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The “erotic line is vulgar!” Some people say, “It’s vulgar to go the erotic route!

Former entrepreneur, Airina Hirakawa, who became famous for her comment “I don’t think I’ll be popular with girls, ” is currently distributing a documentary on her at “Secret Mama’s Garden” (ABEMA). On the 19th of this month, she announced her “Liver Challenge,” and her new challenge is attracting a lot of attention.

Her “first gravure” last month drew a great deal of attention. Her post on X announcing her gravure debut received more than 2 million impressions and was controversial, and on the 26th, 10 unpublished sexy photos were shown on the “FRIDAY Subscription” page, which has caused an even bigger reaction.

We asked her how she felt about her “first gravure” and the “anti-gravure” attacks. We asked her again.

Her furious appearance and the color of her hair have earned her the nickname “blue-streaked pink” on the Internet.

-How did you feel when you saw the reactions on social networking sites?

When I was 18 years old, I failed an audition because I didn’t have breasts, and after many years of modeling, I honestly didn’t think I would be in demand for a swimsuit. However, receiving the offer and being able to put it into a “photo book” gave me the opportunity to gain confidence.

However, some people said that I was doing it for money or that there was no demand for my work. I myself do not feel that it is “for money” at all. I took on the challenge because I wanted to broaden the scope of my own expression! Reactions on social networking sites have been mixed, but I feel very happy now that I can like my body, which used to be complex, and I can like myself.

-To refute the antagonists, X has also posted that “eroticism does not mean vulgarity.

“Just because it’s Gravure, ‘taking off one’s clothes is vulgar,’ and ‘going the erotic route is vulgar!'” Some people said, “It is vulgar to take off one’s clothes just because it is a gravure. I felt a little uncomfortable with the assumption that ‘eroticism = vulgarity. I believe that eroticism and sex appeal are expressions of a person’s way of life, self-confidence, and accumulated experience. This gravure was also an expression of affirmation of who I am now.

Started a project to discover and nurture livers!

-How was the reaction of those close to you?

My family all ran out to buy FRIDAY in the morning (laughs) and called me to say, ‘I got it! They called me and said, ‘I got it! My mother runs a dry-cleaning business, and she said, ‘I’m going to cut it out and hang it in my store! I was a little surprised. My friends said, “It’s beautiful,” and “I like how it shows Airina’s personality! I was told, “It’s beautiful.

On the other hand, some of my mothers said, “I’m too embarrassed to buy Gravure. I hope that the time will come when people will accept expressing themselves more naturally, rather than forcibly hiding it.

Her first photogravure was met with a series of positive reactions! FRIDAY Subs” is now showing a special cut that is not included in the digital photo book.

-There are some people on social networking sites who have bad things to say about you.

I have not consulted a lawyer or anything at this point. We believe that no matter what we do, there will always be people who will speak ill of us. I have received reports from people I work with saying, ‘All the employees bought FRIDAY! and receiving great praise in real life was more significant for me.

I value the voices of people I actually communicate with face to face more than words written on SNS. However, I do consider the option of consulting an expert if necessary in cases of obvious slander or untrue content.”

-You have announced that you are taking on the challenge of becoming a Lifer, what are your future plans?

I have started to discover and nurture new lifers, not only to be a lifer myself, but also to help others in the same situation to live their lives in a more personal way. We will also hold online exchanges and events! Our team will be there to support you, and we’d love to see you give it a shot!”

After being beaten up online for so long, “Blue Stripe Pink” is taking a new step forward.

  • Photo Daisuke Koike

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