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These prints were often depicted with heterosexual and same-sex couples having sex, and a few even depicted ghosts and priests trying to have sex. The ero guro sub-genre has its roots in the late Edo and Meiji periods. These prints targeting essentially the most frightening crimes and sometimes had erotic undertones. Artists like Tsukioka Yoshitoshi are considered the 'writer' of muzan-e, and he experimented with many field matters to create these prints. Shinto, Japan's indigenous religion, believes in supernatural beings. The gods aren't repositories of morality but are a part of nature. Shinto is also known for its blasphemy laws. Despite this, the gods of Shinto are not puritan or blasphemous. Japanese erotica is downright sensual, often related to soft fabric establishing. It is commonly oriented toward women and uses motifs like the four seasons and a pug nose. However, Japanese erotica is not geared toward young infants.
08.04.2023