Japanese girls' skirts are mainly influenced by ACG culture, namely animation, comics and games. Under the guidance of this culture, otaku culture came into being, which led to the aesthetic view of Japanese girls that the school uniforms of junior and senior high school girls should be short skirts. In fact, many schools in Japan stipulate that the skirt length of school uniforms is also below the knee, but because of this concept, girls often change their skirts to be particularly short.
At first, Japanese girls were basically short skirts in nylon stockings. In 1990s, when Japanese pop idols Namie Amuro and Ayumi Hamasaki put short skirts and white bubble socks on the screen, short skirts and loose bubble socks gradually became popular. After 2000, with the bursting of Japan's economic bubble, only students with good grades can go to private schools in Japan, and private schools require students to wear straight socks, so short skirts and straight socks began to be popular all over the country.
Advantages of short skirts
First of all, it is human nature to love beauty. Wearing JK short skirts can make girls look young, energetic and more lovely. Secondly, Japanese school uniforms are called school uniforms, and wearing school uniforms is called school supply, which represents naive female high school students and is different from tired social animals. Since Japan prohibits the sale of new school uniforms to non-school students, students must apply for school uniforms within a limited time.
If non-school students want to buy school uniforms, they can only buy school uniforms sold by graduates in local second-hand markets or auction websites. JK short skirt, which represents school uniform, has a strong cultural attribute and makes Japanese girls crazy. In addition, Japanese girls are generally short, and wearing JK short skirts to expose their thighs can achieve the effect of modifying their body shape to a certain extent.