Japanese Maid

Now synonymous with Japanese pop culture and almost a daily sight on the countrys city streets, it is difficult to envision a Japan without its maids and the culture they represent.

Here GaijinPot interviews one maid about her experiences and thoughts let us know what you think in the comments below.

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[RachStar100]

this video was suprisingly deep....

[TokyoNerd]

The maids in Japan (specifically in秋葉原) are similar to many of the guys who visit there everyday. Many of them are shy quite people, and want to be able to interact more with people, and who may need encouragement in do so. They maid cafes are a great way of doing so because they bring in two people who would otherwise never meet, and forces them to interact. I'd recommend the movie: 'Akihabara Geeks' as it again show this.

[unitedjt345]

Um..that was kinda beautiful..

[smokelakes]

wouldnt you lose all your manhood if you went to one of these?

[100Kaioken]

Lol a friend told me maids were forced by their parents to work as one and noone liked it. Looks like he was clearly wrong lol (well actually i didn't believe him anyway xD)

[xoloo09]

i would like to feel that kind of attention in a store.... nice,warm and pretty, instead of cold and rude!!!!