Always be very skeptical about "Japan weird" stories that don't cite a specific store or person or place. I'm not saying that this particular story isn't real, but this kind of shit gets made up all the time for clicks.
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in this case i wouldn't rule out it was originally made up because somebody was horny and then later turned their fantasy into an article.
One of the things I've noticed about reporting on Japan is how eager journalists are to attribute one-off or rare occurrences to the entire country.
Its like if someone wrote an article about "Britain's gamer girl bathwater" and trying to make it sound like the whole country is in on it.
Stuff like this that really puts into perspective how much of this is just marketing speak, like delicacy and "high-end" is really just shit you can call anything you want if you have enough confidence and clout.
why is this in the "trending in china" section when it's trending in japan?
"muh Orient" 
Greater China
All the world belongs to the true son of heaven :it-is-known:
oh wow this "it is known" emoji. hexbear is such a joy.
CHINA
...now that we have your attention: armpits
The article talks about social media posts, maybe it’s there because the story itself is trending in China? Not sure tbh.
you go
Damn, things are finally turning around for cute girls.
Finally, a small business market made just for me.
I'm attracted to women, but damn this made me cringe.
Being attracted to women but not particularly liking it when they're objectified is the least women-attracted people could do.
You have to put salt and water on your hands to season the rice and keep the rice from totally sticking to them. How would that even work for the armpitgiri? Even if you're super sweaty, that shit is probably going to be sticking to your skin and making a mess.
Gots to make it salty.
I'm surprised that schoolgirls aren't involved. Japan, sheesh.
I'm guessing this is like one place in Tokyo but now it's a "delicacy in Japan" cuz "Japan weird" makes a good headline.
Death to America
Cease.
In retrospect I am surprised no one used their gamer girl bath water to make sushi rice
I bet at least one dude mixed it with cornstarch
Oh no. The gamer girl bathwater slime asmr
Slime, sure.
A diner who tried the armpit delicacy said they tasted no different.
:doubt:
Intriguingly, scholars have studied the sexual significance of armpits.
A study from 2013 found that sweat from that area of the body contains a specific pheromone that can improve human emotions when smelled or licked.
Does it still work if it’s your own armpit or are they just measuring whether people feel when engaging in any sort intimate contact?
look up trinidad sweat rice for even more feminine rice. Never was sure how apocryphal those tales are