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Sunday, October 31, 2010

Japanese Porn Star Has Wife Who Doesn't Mind

Who says that Japanese wives are not the best? Here's the story of a very famous Japanese porn star whose wife doesn't complain!


From the Globe and Mail:

“There’s no jealousy as far as I can tell. But last year while I was drinking with my wife in Asakusa [a neighbourhood of Tokyo], someone came up to me and asked for an autograph. She was surprised, but it didn’t lead to an argument. She understands it’s a job and she trusts me.”


While his daughter wasn't too happy about the deal, his wife (bless her heart) was unfazed:


But while his daughter was “shocked” at her discovery, Mr. Tokuda says his wife was unbothered to find out about his raunchy part-time profession. “My wife lets me do whatever I want now that I’m retired,” he says. “She’s just concerned about my health and tells me not to work too hard.”


Of course I am shocked.  Shocked, I tell you at this behavior.

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3 comments:

  1. AnonymousOctober 31, 2010 at 11:59 PM

    I'm amazed that anyone would want to watch an old fart like that perform anything in the nude.

    Jealous? I think not. Surprised (like me)? Hell yes!!

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  2. Free PornNovember 12, 2010 at 3:29 PM

    Lucky bastard! I wish I have a japanese wife!

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  3. AnonymousFebruary 7, 2011 at 9:11 AM

    No offense, but while he thinks he's Don Juan, the only pussy I can see him getting is paid for.

    And as a girl I must say he is F.UGLY! -_- I must agree with the earlier person, who the hell would want to watch without clawing out their eyes, never mind that he chauvinistically thinks he's Mr. Popular with the ladies.

    -Dani.
    (too lazy to log in)

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