Japanese athletes will have uniforms made from “anti-pervert” fabric (5 photos)

Did you know that some sportswear can be shined with infrared rays to reveal the matter underneath? I’ve never thought about this, but the Japanese think about it all the time!





Japanese volleyball players rejoice at their new uniforms

And they even consider this a very serious problem, because the entire uniform for the team of athletes who will go to the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris will be altered. Because a new fabric was chosen to combat voyeurism.

What kind of fabric is this?

This is a new fabric that does not allow infrared cameras to show underwear or the athletes' bodies underneath.

This is done through special threads in the fabric that absorb infrared light.



Meanwhile, Brazilian volleyball players are like that at the games!!!

Japanese volleyball, track and field, table tennis and other teams will wear protective uniforms that absorb infrared light.

The question arises, why at the Olympic Games? In fact, there will be Brazilian women there, who will even show the Japanese women against their background!?

Big Japanese problem

It turned out that there is no smoke without fire. Some Japanese athletes have ALREADY found themselves on dubious sites. Because with the help of some special cameras you can create very compromising photographs of athletes.





I don’t even know why they should be shined through, but apparently there are fans.

People have been actively complaining about this since 2020. Although the technology itself is not new, such photographs were taken back in 2008 at the games in Beijing, and in London in 2012. They just became popular for some reason only now.

The case of Japanese gymnast Airi Hatakeyama was especially egregious because such photographs were taken of her even while she was underage.



This is Airi Hatakeyama, she has her own army of weird fans

Japanese sports equipment company Mizuno specifically designed these clothes to combat a very strange new trend. Girls especially suffer from “transparent clothes,” as you understand. The Japanese want to buy racy photos of celebrities that can be seen on TV.

However, simply art and photographs taken by neuron with these people are of less interest to the public. It is important to them that it be as real as possible. This is how picky the pervert has become in Japan these days.



Japanese track and field athlete in a form that leaves nothing to the imagination

“The use of this special fabric by top athletes will make society aware that voyeurism is unacceptable. Moreover, cameras are becoming more and more sophisticated,” the administration commented on the news.

By the way, one man in Kyoto was even arrested right at the stadium, accused of filming only the lower parts of the athletes’ bodies. Who monitored this and is there a law that this cannot be done? This is what is a much bigger mystery of science to me than anti-infrared fabric.