Noriko Yabu is a 33-year-old artist who takes selfies. Nothing special in that. Except her surreal selfies are underwater, and she's naked. Her series of images are called Suisou, which could be read as "aquarium" or "cistern" but the characters she uses mean "water funeral". So is this a dead body in the water? Are we turning into necrophiliacs? We find these immensely subtle and erotic, or are we revealing something about ourselves? Does no one else share this fetish? There is a long tradition of water and sexuality in Japan. Nude scenes ...

We love selfies. Correction: we love to look at cute girls' selfies. In Korea there are plenty of lingerie selfies out there. What about Japanese girls? Well, there Jigadoribu, or "selfie club", which features a stunning array of a Japanese Gravure models posing for selfies. The images are drawn from the models' own Twitter accounts as they take behind-the-scenes snaps (of varying quality) from their latest photo shoots or just showing off their bodies at home, whether in lingerie, cosplay or just ordinary wardrobes. The models co-operate in the scheme by tagging their ...

Japanese and Chinese netizens are currently going crazy about a series of very risque selfies posted by Korean customers in online shopping reviews. They seem very satisfied not only with the swimwear and lingerie purchases they made but how they look with them all. We are certainly impressed by the results as well. We love how the selfies are focussed very intently on certain aspects of how the girls look -- the butt, the cleavage and so on. While Japanese online merchants don't feature such exciting online reviews, there is a ...