Michael

It’s a good thing then that countries that have this sort of nudity legal don’t start becoming nudist colonies just because you can legally be topless or nude.

Fair, then don’t go to spaces where people are naked or look at people who are legally naked. You do you.

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/nude-beaches-world-map

European countries do generally allow nude sunbathing and have bathing culture. I wasn’t just talking about Japan.

I can’t attest to the accuracy of the map, but it has to be at least somewhat accurate. I don’t think it’s correct on Japan, as you say. Take it with a grain of salt.

Japan is prudish and repressed in many ways, sure, but they do see the practicality of being nude when you have a reason to be nude (e.g. bathing). Hot springs are a social activity and generally individuals are very comfortable (at least) with being nude with the same sex.

Oh, and there is weight-based shaming and other forms of discrimination/racism there. There are issues and it’s fair to point them out.

That’s sexual though. When I said, “have no problem or less problems with nudity”, I meant non-sexual nudity.

They almost certainly have less problems with non-sexual nudity. There is discrimination against tattoos, for example. I’m unsure how being transgender would work, but I’d imagine that is another area of discrimination and exclusion.

People seem to be culturally conditioned to see any form of nudity as inherently sexual or perverted. It’s not inherently sexual.

I’m aware of at least a few European countries and countries like Japan that have no problem or less problems with nudity compared to the US.

Bathing culture/having public baths or communal showers opens the door to people relaxing about the human body.

Communal/non-sexual nudity really isn’t a big deal.

Hey, don’t slander us Solarpunks ツ

Seems like the OP meant what I linked. But thanks for the link.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-primitivism