Let’s Talk About It! Nudity x Social Psychology / Female Genitals x Biology

This is an edutainment show about human sexuality. Video segments cover sexuality related subjects such as virginity, sanitary products, and breasts from the perspectives of history and biology. They’re followed by fun studio chats between the popular young female entertainer Saaya and a condom-shaped puppet. This episode firstly addresses nudity and social psychology. It shows how perceptions of nudity differ greatly between different countries and cultures. We discover that being beautiful when naked was considered the right way to look in formal situations in ancient Greece. In Japan where nudity has long been relatively normalised in many social contexts, a government minister once took his clothes off for a fact-finding visit. And we find that some people are more embarrassed to show their legs than their breasts. The second theme revolves around female genitalia and biology. Could you draw a picture of female genitalia? We learn what women need to know in order to take care of themselves and their partners. And from biology, we discover that the female hyena has what looks like a penis and that queen ants store sperm for 10 years. The show delves into the amazing sexual functions of different creatures and the secrets of women’s genitalia.