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Wednesday, July 22, 2026

As temperatures rise this summer, Japanese men are baring more leg at work than ever before, thanks to a new policy allowing them to wear shorts. Some women describe the experience of "leg hair harassment" or "sunehara", referring to the discomfort of being forced to see their colleague's leg hair.

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Someone getting ready for Corky:

#1 | Posted by C0RI0LANUS at 2026-07-22 06:22 PM | Reply

Yes I am. Who can I sue? Also almost albino white.
Show me the money!

#2 | Posted by a_monson at 2026-07-22 06:51 PM | Reply

More from the cited article ...

... Some commentators enjoy the relaxed rules, helping them work more comfortably. Others say the policy is unfair to women since they are still expected to wear tights when showing a part of their legs, while men can now opt for shorts.

And a few women describe the experience of "leg hair harassment" or a term coined online "sunehara", referring to the discomfort of being forced to see their colleague's leg hair. ...


I'm of the opinion that women should not feel the ~need~ to shave their armpits or legs if they do not want to.

What is it that American men have against a woman with armpit hair?


Or hairy legs?



#3 | Posted by LampLighter at 2026-07-22 07:21 PM | Reply

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