What did Japanese 12-year-old pupils do that caused controversy?

Primary school students in Japan 12 entered the modeling industry and became racing girls, which caused controversy.

According to the website of Odditycentral in the United States reported on May 30th, Kurita Kumar, a Japanese girl of 13 years old, entered the modeling field 1 years ago, and appeared as a racing girl in a motorcycle race in Japan as a primary school student, which caused controversy among netizens.

Although most people agree that she is really beautiful and competent for modeling, many people still think it is wrong to let a girl of 12 years old wear sexy and revealing clothes to participate in such activities. Among them, many criticisms turned to her parents, but now Momoka, 65,438+03, has said that she was not forced to take part in any activities, and her parents only supported her dream of modeling.

Her appearance at Suzuka Station in the 48th MFJ Motorcycle Championship on 20 16 was only the beginning of her modeling career. Since then, she has signed contracts with many similar brands. As a model, Momoka persisted in her studies and ballet lessons, and miraculously took time out to study piano, guitar and gymnastics. Her busy schedule made many netizens feel that Momoka was deprived of the opportunity to enjoy her childhood.

A netizen said, "Please don't deprive her of her childhood." Another said, "She is cute, but it is simply inappropriate for a primary school student to participate in such adult activities as a racing girl."

The Japanese website SoraNews24 also reported Momoka's pre-selection for the Tokyo girls' audition. This is an annual large-scale model selection contest.

Everyone has the right to choose, but we should also consider the degree of social acceptance. It is really not suitable for children to be models.