Why & How Japanese Girls Were Traditionally Programmed to be Sexual Sirens!

Present-day Japanese girls and young women naturally exude a conspicuous sexual attraction in both their attitude and manner that makes them especially seductive to males; particularly Western males—a quality that sets them apart from many other females.
This essay by author/Japanologist Boyé Lafayette De Mente identifies and explains the unique cultural factors that traditionally programmed young Japanese females to expand on their natural sexual attraction to the point that they become virtually irresistible to the male sex.
It also explains why females in Christianized and Islamic societies have traditionally been programmed to conceal their sexual charms and to not enjoy sex—a misunderstanding and misuse of human sexuality that has been a plague, especially on women but on many men as well.
It also describes changes that are taking place in sexual behavior in both Japan and the Western world...and presents a historical and contemporary view of male-female relations in Japan today, particularly the role of Japan's famous mizu shobai [mee-zoo show-by], "water trades," that refers to the astounding number of bars, cabarets, clubs, love hotels, sexy soaplands, mixed-sex bathing and more.