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- Herbivore_men abstract "Herbivore men (草食(系)男子, Sōshoku(-kei) danshi) or grasseaters are a social phenomenon in Japan of men who shun marriage or gaining a girlfriend. They are characteristically described as frugal, and interested in personal grooming. Under this categorisation scheme, men and women are either herbivore type (草食系, sōshoku-kei) or carnivore type (肉食系, nikushoku-kei). As of September 2010, 36% of Japanese men between the ages of 16 and 19 perceived themselves in this way. Additionally, two surveys of single men in their 20s and 30s found that 61% and 70%, respectively, considered themselves grass-eating men. This phenomenon is viewed by the Japanese government as a leading cause in the nation's declining birth rate, prompting the government to provide incentives for couples that have children, including payouts and free health care.The term was first coined by Maki Fukasawa in an article published on 13 October 2006, and became a buzz word in 2008 and 2009.This phenomenon has also created a shift in the Japanese economy. Men have been buying products such as cosmetics and sweets in greater quantities than before, and marketers have begun to shift to target this growing population. Products typical of the Japanese salaryman, such as cars, have shown a notable decrease in recent years; products geared towards family life, typically shunned by salarymen, have seen an uptick amongst fathers, as well.According to Fukasawa, sōshoku danshi are "not without romantic relationships, but [have] a non-assertive, indifferent attitude towards desire of flesh". Later, philosopher Masahiro Morioka redefined sōshoku-kei danshi as men who are "the nice guys of a new generation who do not aggressively seek meat, but instead prefer to eat grass side by side with the opposite gender." Sōshoku danshi are often given as the primary cause of single women's woes.[citation needed]".
- Herbivore_men wikiPageExternalLink rls0401.pdf.
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- Herbivore_men subject Category:Asexuality.
- Herbivore_men subject Category:Interpersonal_relationships.
- Herbivore_men subject Category:Intimate_relationships.
- Herbivore_men subject Category:Japanese_culture.
- Herbivore_men subject Category:Popular_psychology.
- Herbivore_men subject Category:Psychological_attitude.
- Herbivore_men subject Category:Sexual_attraction.
- Herbivore_men subject Category:Sexuality_in_Japan.
- Herbivore_men subject Category:Terms_for_males.
- Herbivore_men type Abstraction100002137.
- Herbivore_men type InterpersonalRelationships.
- Herbivore_men type IntimateRelationships.
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- Herbivore_men comment "Herbivore men (草食(系)男子, Sōshoku(-kei) danshi) or grasseaters are a social phenomenon in Japan of men who shun marriage or gaining a girlfriend. They are characteristically described as frugal, and interested in personal grooming. Under this categorisation scheme, men and women are either herbivore type (草食系, sōshoku-kei) or carnivore type (肉食系, nikushoku-kei). As of September 2010, 36% of Japanese men between the ages of 16 and 19 perceived themselves in this way.".
- Herbivore_men label "Herbivore men".
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- Herbivore_men label "Sōshoku Danshi".
- Herbivore_men label "Uomini erbivori".
- Herbivore_men label "草食男".
- Herbivore_men label "草食系".
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