Aine Homura, an 18-year-old super talent born in Shikoku, makes her AV debut at the age of 18! Everyone is transfixed by the young first-person character who calls herself “A-chan,” the pretty visuals, and the soothing, self-paced conversation. “I love AV!” she says with a smile, and when it comes to practice, she shows off her super sensitive reactions. Once you see her innocent appearance, you will definitely fall in love with her!.
The *tanuki* (raccoon dog) in Japanese folklore and traditional culture is cherished as a *yokai* (supernatural creature) capable of shapeshifting to trick humans and as a lucky charm for business prosperity;
Looked further to be told what たぬき顔 Tanuki-gao means
(It means she’s really pretty – in a Tanuki- like way)
And if you google photos of a Tanuki – You’ll likely agree. I do.
She does indeed, have a very Tanuki-like beauty, grace, charm, bearing. . .
As to her dialect.
Gringo. I couldn’t hear / discern a difference if I was trained for a decade to listen for it.
But read
The Awa dialect (Awa-ben) is a Japanese regional speech variety spoken in Tokushima Prefecture (formerly known as Awa Province) on the island of Shikoku. It belongs to the broader group of Shikoku dialects and shares heavy linguistic traits with the Kansai dialect due to historical proximity and trade across the Inland Sea
Part of the Western Shikoku dialect subgroup, heavily influenced by Kansai-style grammatical patterns.
The *tanuki* (raccoon dog) is a wild animal belonging to the dog family (Canidae) and is native to Japan and East Asia. In Japanese folklore and traditional culture, it is cherished as a *yokai* (supernatural creature) capable of shapeshifting to trick humans and as a lucky charm for business prosperity;
A “tanuki face” (raccoon dog-like face) is characterized by an overall rounded facial contour—resembling that of a tanuki—and large, charming eyes. It conveys a friendly, cute impression and is known as a classic example of an attractive face that appeals to both men and women.
Specific features include the following:
a round, youthful face (with rounded contours and cheeks, often making the person look younger than their actual age);
round, slightly downturned eyes (with large, bright, and dark irises); and rounded facial features (such as a slightly rounded nose tip, creating an overall soft impression rather than a sharp one).
Other common traits include plump under-eye areas (*aegyo-sal*), naturally arched eyebrows, and full, soft lips.
Actresses like Kasumi Arimura and Satomi Ishihara are frequently cited as prime examples of this look.
Wong
2 months ago
this bitch
chalo bhaiya
2 months ago
Welcum beautiful cute schoolgirl aine
Jackson
2 months ago
No orthodontists in Japan or something? Worse than Britain.
it’s for different reasons and you’d be surprised. UK just has terrible teeth overall, but Japan? Far far freakier. Yeah I get it, both island nations and terrible teeth. But as for Japan, it’s visually appealing for girls to have that kind of teeth as strange as it sounds I have a theory.
That kind of look makes them look younger, and you’re probably already aware how crazy those people get for youngins. Its no different here, fangs on teeth makes them look “bratty” and its for the male gaze, especially for the older ones.
hjk
2 months ago
jav actors Sadamatsu Daisuke Ugly body shape, disgusting.
What a cutie. She’s wonderful
Found this
Aine Homura, an 18-year-old super talent born in Shikoku, makes her AV debut at the age of 18! Everyone is transfixed by the young first-person character who calls herself “A-chan,” the pretty visuals, and the soothing, self-paced conversation. “I love AV!” she says with a smile, and when it comes to practice, she shows off her super sensitive reactions. Once you see her innocent appearance, you will definitely fall in love with her!.
Ok but what does tanuki face mean? And what is so different about her dialect?
As to たぬき顔 Tanuki-gao – Tanuki face
Looked it up. Got
The *tanuki* (raccoon dog) in Japanese folklore and traditional culture is cherished as a *yokai* (supernatural creature) capable of shapeshifting to trick humans and as a lucky charm for business prosperity;
Looked further to be told what たぬき顔 Tanuki-gao means
(It means she’s really pretty – in a Tanuki- like way)
And if you google photos of a Tanuki – You’ll likely agree. I do.
She does indeed, have a very Tanuki-like beauty, grace, charm, bearing. . .
As to her dialect.
Gringo. I couldn’t hear / discern a difference if I was trained for a decade to listen for it.
But read
The Awa dialect (Awa-ben) is a Japanese regional speech variety spoken in Tokushima Prefecture (formerly known as Awa Province) on the island of Shikoku. It belongs to the broader group of Shikoku dialects and shares heavy linguistic traits with the Kansai dialect due to historical proximity and trade across the Inland Sea
Part of the Western Shikoku dialect subgroup, heavily influenced by Kansai-style grammatical patterns.
たぬき顔 Tanuki-gao Raccoon dog like face
The *tanuki* (raccoon dog) is a wild animal belonging to the dog family (Canidae) and is native to Japan and East Asia. In Japanese folklore and traditional culture, it is cherished as a *yokai* (supernatural creature) capable of shapeshifting to trick humans and as a lucky charm for business prosperity;
A “tanuki face” (raccoon dog-like face) is characterized by an overall rounded facial contour—resembling that of a tanuki—and large, charming eyes. It conveys a friendly, cute impression and is known as a classic example of an attractive face that appeals to both men and women.
Specific features include the following:
a round, youthful face (with rounded contours and cheeks, often making the person look younger than their actual age);
round, slightly downturned eyes (with large, bright, and dark irises); and rounded facial features (such as a slightly rounded nose tip, creating an overall soft impression rather than a sharp one).
Other common traits include plump under-eye areas (*aegyo-sal*), naturally arched eyebrows, and full, soft lips.
Actresses like Kasumi Arimura and Satomi Ishihara are frequently cited as prime examples of this look.
this bitch
Welcum beautiful cute schoolgirl aine
No orthodontists in Japan or something? Worse than Britain.
it’s for different reasons and you’d be surprised. UK just has terrible teeth overall, but Japan? Far far freakier. Yeah I get it, both island nations and terrible teeth. But as for Japan, it’s visually appealing for girls to have that kind of teeth as strange as it sounds I have a theory.
That kind of look makes them look younger, and you’re probably already aware how crazy those people get for youngins. Its no different here, fangs on teeth makes them look “bratty” and its for the male gaze, especially for the older ones.
jav actors Sadamatsu Daisuke Ugly body shape, disgusting.