What I Learned in Japan Today: ちかん (Chikan)!

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ちかん, pronounced Chi-ka-n basically means “train pervert”.

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There’s many cases of Chikan on the prowl. I’m sometimes lucky enough to hear tales of the Chikan from when my fiancé was in high school.

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Her and her friends were in a mega-crowded train on her way to school. When they were getting out, they were shocked to find out that one of their skirts had a hole cut out the back. Ninja Chikan!

2 Responses to “What I Learned in Japan Today: ちかん (Chikan)!”

  1. Steven Says:

    I was hoping to get in on that before they got wise and started posting warnings. Damn!

  2. Gary Says:

    There will never be hope for us gaijin barbarians. We will never never be the men in red shadows!

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