Yuyama Reiko Born in Tokyo in 1960.
Publishing and advertising director. Hou 71 Representative Director, Part-time Lecturer at Nihon University College of Art, Department of Literature.
In addition to performing creative direction and production centered on editing, he presides over “Bijinzushi”, the unit that holds sushi, and Berlin is active throughout Japan, including holding sushi at the opening of the guerrilla shop at Comme des Garcons.
Paperback to the book "Woman sushi"(Gentosha)," Club culture! (Mainichi Newspaper Publishing), new book "Woman dressed as a woman] (Shinchosha). Produced works include "Starry Sky Garden Planetarium Africana" (2006 Summer Roppongi Hills Observatory), Maki Nomiya Recital until 2009.
The third chapter
"Men don't know "woman fight""
Sakamoto: Yuyama wrote "Woman dressed as a woman"(*1) I read it interestingly. I recommended it to the women around me, but everyone nodded "Yes, yes." It seems that the woman, who was the subject of this book, was something she hadn't understood until now.
Yuyama: It's been said now that women are healthy and strong, but how about that? President Obama(*2) However, he is like a black person, and since he was a child, social pressure has been strong against women, and he cannot live as innocently as men. Therefore, women are extremely struck and strong, and when there is only one character, it can not live in the world, so it has various aspects and takes advantage of it.
Sakamoto: As you can see in the book, there are a lot of variations in how to make it, like "Woman of". Beauvoir(*3) It's not, but "woman" is made. You make it yourself, or you can't do it without making it.
Yuyama: If you don't make it, you can't turn a man into something for the time being. It seems natural, but despite the fact that he is alive with a rather conscious effort and a tingling sensation like "Be prepared, always!", it seems that men of the world do not know that. I'm starting to say, "Woman is nice."
Sakamoto: You don't know the inner "fight of women" of women. After all, there was a male-dominated society just before. So women have no choice but to polish themselves. However, if you polish it, the culture will become higher, so from a male perspective it's like "Stop!" (laughs).
Yuyama: If a man loses his lust for himself, he will fall into an identity crisis, so that's a problem. A woman above me is one that men are not good at. In particular, Japanese guys start to get worse (laughs). That's why such a woman has to pretend to be dull in front of a man. Then I think you can search for a man more in the world field. If a Japanese man is so noisy about getting into a lot of trouble, you can quickly leak it overseas. Unexpectedly, it has nothing to do with the country. The woman says that, anarchy(※Four) I think there is something like that. So I think men are bound by various systems.
(*1) Yuko Reyama's book.
In addition to women who dress as women, women who devote themselves to eco, women who assert themselves on blogs, women who give their lives to marathons, etc.... ..
Published by Shinchosha in December 2008.
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(*2) Needless to say, the 44th President of the United States.
The Democratic Party ran with the slogan "CHAN GE" to dispel the dark clouds that the Republican Bush administration brought to the United States. He conquered a fierce candidate dispute with Hillary Clinton, defeating Republican candidate McCain with that momentum and climbed to the first black president.
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(*3) French writer and philosopher (1908-1986). Sartre In addition to supporting Existentialism, he struggles for the liberation of women from a feminist standpoint. Made the basis for gender theory. The representative work is "Second Sex". In addition, Sartre Is a de facto marital relationship.
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(※Four) Anarchy.
The state where existing governmental institutions collapse due to the revolution and civil war, such as France under the French Revolution and Spain under the Spanish Civil War, and a new government is not established.
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Sakamoto: A woman can live wherever she goes. Bali(※Five) There are already 3,000 Japanese women living in Japan.
Yuyama: Isn't it an area of immigration anymore?
Sakamoto: Yes, immigrants. Of course, there are many half children. But it seems that it's different from the one-time trend, where an office lady gets an oil massage on a sandy beach and plays with local boys. It seems to be another way of thinking.
Yuyama: You may feel a little more fundamental. Local men are likely to hit their desires straight on women. It's a passion that requires women. I don't think I'm attracted to that kind of relationship with such a vivid man because it's becoming scarce in Japan.
Sakamoto: There is no situation in Japan at the moment that demands Mother Earth. On the contrary, I think you're awakening to something like that.
(※Five) Indonesian island.
Through the tourism development under the Suharto administration in the 1970s, it has grown into a global tourist destination. In addition to a wide variety of temples that are familiar with Hindu and Islamic culture, traditional arts such as gamelan music and kecak are famous, and about 400,000 tourists visit from Japan each year.
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Yuyama: I think I've been awakened by something like me, which is needed as a living creature. Do you say that even if you do sex hard, it's a different translation from what you do in Tokyo? After all, that climate brings out the sexiness of human beings. I think I'm addicted to a single shot if the situation is right (laughs).
Sakamoto: It might be a fisherman or something like that. Remember, in Africa Mozambique(*6) When I went to, it's a very poor place, but there is only one restaurant in the city, and if you eat there, you'll hear something Japanese like from the back. I thought, "Is it Japanese in such a place?", and when I went to see it, I was a Japanese fisherman. I'm drunk by a pelagic fisherman, but I saw an extinct species that I've never seen in Mozambique! I remember it very clearly. Shout and shout. I wonder if I'm doing that at various ports around the world.
Yuyama: It's that there is a woman in each port. However, I think it's a lot of fun to be alive as a man.
Sakamoto: It's kind of like a hunting game, like the root of a man.
Yuyama: Conversely, the company system is agriculture. It's a system that looks at the calendar, makes plans, and thinks about production methods. If the system is so mature and functioning, it may seem a little bit that the Japanese man's basic desire, such as "Hunt!"
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(*6) A republic nation located in the southeastern part of the African continent.
It was a Portuguese colony from the 16th century, but became independent in 1975. Then, after 15 years of civil war, it became a member of the British Commonwealth.
While the economy is growing steadily at present, the spread of HIV and AIDS is a problem.
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