Please help me with some research.

[Noel Evans]

I really want the input of people whom have never been to Japan. At the moment Im shooting a documentary. It has a definite goal. The working title is - Tokyo - A womans story.

I have a few subjects that I am shooting, one already over. In editing though I can push the focus a little more this way or that. I do have a shooting script and I qualified/ am qualifying my questions prior to shooting the subject/s, but you can never be sure of the responses/reactions on the day, as many of you would know. And this is where this little gap opens in editing to push a bit more this way or that.

So, to help solidify my final choice, I ask please if you can respond to this thread with one sentence / word you think best describes your perception of a Japanese woman. You can be man or woman. But please, only if you have never been to Japan.

Really appreciate anyones help here.

Noel

 

[Hans Moleman]

reserved

 

[Noel Evans]

WOW Hans quick on the trigger and thanks for responding. Can I just add to anyone else who responds, I am talking about mental state, not physical so things like HOT or sexy wont help

 

[Drew Ott]

Are you looking for our experience with Japanese women anywhere, or guess/stereotype of how we think women act in Japan?

 

[Sad Max]

Circumscribed.

 

[thematthewbone]

quiet.

 

[Noel Evans]

Are you looking for our experience with Japanese women anywhere, or guess/stereotype of how we think women act in Japan?

That goes without saying of course as you can ony base it on your perception.

 

[Gord.T]

Eye's, educated/intelligent, youthfull appearance, hard working.
//non-viloent.

 

[AppaLuci]

Family-loyal.
Nice people.
Courteous.
Respectful.

 

[David W. Richardson]

Artistic

 

[ugafan]

smart, hard working, shy.

 

[Scott F]

They like to smoke cigarettes on giant quasi-futuristic billboards

 

[Drew Ott]

Quite nice people but very strict mothers that sometimes push their children harder than the children want.

 

[OceanZen]

Quite nice people but very strict mothers that sometimes push their children harder than the children want.

So true about so many cultures.

I don't have much to add, but 'Quiet, smiley, polite.'

 

[Rick Meyer]

DOCILE. :thumbsup: