Tokyo Idols documentary

>>16480082

Yo you should have started pressing all those buttons.

>>16480087
The screening was at a synagogue. That would have been anti-Semitic

>>16480082
whats the point? it's not like idolfags are going to attend, see it or care

>>16480098
Could be relevant to their interest. Just another point of view. It doesn't have the normie type of culture shock either. None of the "we take off our shoes when we go inside!?!" or "Check out these toilets"

>>16480112
this just say "look how creepy they are" but it's nothing new for them, that's something it's say in every japanese show, they are familiar whit that

>>16480093

I'm gonna push em.

>>16480082
>As the female idols become younger and younger
I've seen this in Japanese stuff too. How old were idols in the 80s? 30?

>>16480718
It's a false premise to cause unnecessary worries to the target audience.
Momoe Yamaguchi graduated at 21, Candies were barely 20 when they announced their retirement. Nowadays it's pretty natural for idols to stay in business way past that age and many push it past 25, whereas in the old days 20 was considered the maximum expirement date. I dare say this is considered the prime age today, given how many who begin to hold center positions in their respective groups are in their twenties.
If anything idols are getting older and older,.

>>16480718
They were anywhere from 15 or 16 to 27.
The biggest Japanese idols in the 80s took on music and movie careers. Those same most popular Japanese idols are still producing work appearing regularly in Japanese media. The new generation and old generation continue to love them, but still have less of a role in pop culture.