Saitama Prefecture recently created provisional rules, which also include lascivious images for “NG poses” and “NG swimsuits,” that will surely be popular with artists and AI in the near future.
The Prefectural Parks and Green Space Association announced the provisional rules for swimsuit photo sessions scheduled for September to October at three major parks managed by Saitama Prefecture. Previously, only one of the parks had rules for photo shoots, but official rules will be decided by February 2024 by a panel of experts.
The association, which manages all three prefectural parks in Saitama, was requested the cancellation of six businesses that were scheduled to shoot at water parks because there was an “extreme pose” that did not follow the rules.
However, since the rule was only enforced at two water parks and only two businesses broke the rules, Governor Motohiro Ono instructed all four businesses to withdraw their requests. The association also decided to consider unified rules.
Since it takes time to create rules, the association created provisional rules for the upcoming Saitama photo shoot events in September and October. Swimsuits and poses that are considered “NG” (“no good”) were illustrated rather lasciviously:
The top part shows three types of swimsuits that are considered “NG” and no longer permitted to be used for photo shoots at the prefecture-managed water parks.
Even if the models are wearing the appropriate swimsuits, they must also follow the guideline that forbids the use of “NG poses” or poses that are “considered to be extreme.”
The Japanese Communist Party women have been working hard at shutting down swimsuit pool photoshoots over the past few months. Unfortunately, for the swimsuit goddesses, it appears that the government is moving forward and siding with the disgruntled feminists.
