PK - The Panties of Japanese High School Girls

In Hong Kong you curse someone out by saying a dirty word PK (making people fall to death on the street). PK in the Mainland means confrontation or defeat. It is derived from the English term "Player Killing", used in online games to mean killing other players or opponents. In those situations, PK is not a good thing. But cultural differences are often unexpected. In Japan, the meaning of PK is very interesting. Wanna guess what it means?

Japanese culture emphasizes "pure" and "natural" and Japanese people insist on fulfulling the instinctive desires of human nature, i.e. the innate nature of food and sex. This was taught by Chinese philosopher Mencius but it seems that Japanese did much better than the Chinese to practise that in everyday life. In terms of food, Japanese cuisine of course is regarded as one of the world's best. However, the adultloving blog only feature topics about love, sex and intimacy, let's focus back on "Japanese school girls"! In order to instill this fine tradition into the next generation as early as possible, Japanese has made the school girl uniform unique: sailor suits and short skirts. The lovely teen students are more active and often jump around, lean over, or bend over, unintentionally (or deliberately) revealing their undies! Exposing underwear is really nothing. It should be practised regularly to strengthen the ideology of "returning to nature". This is how school girls' KAWAI image is established.

Back to school, PK is the abbreviation of Pants Kuikomu in Japan. Pants means underwear. Kuikomu is written in Kanji as "食い込む", which means to bite hard into something. So PK in Japanese describes the situation when the underwear is riding up into the butt crack!

Interesting enough! I think only the Japanese people will place great importance on the underpants of school girls! Oh, by the way, these "original smell and taste" panties are also sold openly.