别和日本人谈性This World: No Sex Please, We're Japanese(2013)

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类型：纪录片 / 地区：英国

年份：2013 语言：英语 /

上映日期：2013-10-24片长：58分钟

主演：未知

导演：John Holdsworth /

官网：http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03fh0bg

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Plot Summary:While the global population keeps growing, Japan is facing a very different future which could see their population shrink by a third in just 40 years. One reason is that the Japanese are having fewer babies. The first of three programmes exploring global population trends for the award-winning This World strand, No Sex Please, We're Japanese investigates the causes behind Japan's baby shortage and how it could have serious economic consequences for the future of the country. As part of a journey across Japan to find out why men and women are drifting apart and having far less sex than most other nations, Anita Rani explores the Otaku culture - a world of nerds and geeks obsessed with computer games and Manga cartoons - which has led many Japanese men to withdraw from the whole dating game. She meets two men in their late thirties who have been dating virtual teenage girlfriends for years as part of a role playing game. Worlds apart from the fantasy girls of the Otaku culture, Anita also meets working professional women who struggle to work and have children in a society still dominated by traditional gender roles. Low birth rates, combined with longer life expectancy, is inevitably leaving Japan with an old and rapidly aging population. Already a quarter of Japanese people are over 65 - and 50,000 are over a 100 years old. Anita visits a group of cheerleading pensioners and a prison with a wing especially designed for pensioners and looks at how the population trends in the country add to a debt problem worse than that of Greece and an uncertain future for a country that still is the third largest economy in the world.

遇到全球人口不断激增问题的国家很多，而在日本恰恰相反，预计未来日本的人口将会缩减三分之一。通过采访不同背景的人，来探索这一现象的成因，过程中详细发掘了御宅族文化对人口的巨大影响力。