Eggs and Plastic Bottles Thrown at Japanese Porn Star in China

While politicians bickered, one thing China and Japan could always find common ground on was anime. And, uh, pornography. Which is why this recent incident was all the more surprising. Japanese adult video stars Emiri Okazaki and Anjyu Kitagawa were guests at the Dalian International Adult Expo, an adult goods convention in Dalian, China. [Photo: Qoos] [Photo: Qoos] [Photo: Qoos] [Photo: Qoos] Shortly after Okazaki took the stage, eggs where thrown at her. She ran off stage once and returned. Again, eggs and plastic bottles were thrown at her. [Photo: Back China] [Photo: Back China] [Photo: Back China] Below, you can see what happened in this video from QQ. Some of the eggs appear to bounce off her, but it’s hard to tell. As Record China reports, an eyewitness said that this is the result Y1 com Game of anti-Japanese feelings from the Japanese occupation during the 1930s and 1940s. Here, you can see protestors at the event holding a sign that reads, “Do Not Forget the National Humiliation.” [Photo: Back China] The second line reads, “Resolutely Resist the Pollution of Dalian by Japanese Porn Stars.” Increasingly, anti-Japanese sentiment is once again on the rise in China as well as in neighboring South y1 com games Korea. Though, do not think that all Chinese people as well as all Korean people hate today’s Japanese. They don’t. Okazaki, who’s entered the running to appear in the next Yakuza game, wrote on Twitter how she is half-Korean. “It wasn’t that long ago that South Korea was a Japanese colony. And yet, despite this, I still love Japan…” Some folks, well, don’t https://kotaku.com/one-thing-we-know-about-this-new-sega-game-porn-stars-1599590581 大連「成人向け」グッズ展、市民が日本人女優に卵など投げつける [Yahoo Japan] 大連成人展：日本AV女優遭市民臭雞蛋猛襲 [Qoos] 大連成人展 日本女優遭市民扔雞蛋抵制(組圖) [Back China] Eric Jou Y1 COM contributed to this report. Top photo: Qoos To contact the author of this post, write to bashcraftATkotaku.com or find him on Twitter @Brian_Ashcraft Kotaku East is your slice of Asian internet culture, bringing you the latest talking points from Japan, Korea, China and beyond. Tune in every morning from 4am to 8am.