What are you even talking about?  One is okay because you don't think it happens as often?  Your generalization is kind of meaningless, to be honest, true or not.  Besides, you're going to tell me that women liking media based on the sexualization or the physical attractiveness of the guys involved isn't common?  Sure, and girls throw their panties at Justin Bieber because they like his music.

Glorious Nipponjin.

So you understand that men tend to treat women like sex objects right?  Not just a few guys, but A LOT.  Yet you are arguing about this?

Yes, and? Anyone who has even the most fleeting grasp on evolutionary biology would understand why this is. To hold it against men is racist!

As a whole?  Yes, men are interested in attractive females.  Women are interested in attractive males.

I have no idea what your point is.

Are you trying to say that, because you don't think women do it as often, it doesn't matter when they do it?  That's like saying that women tend to steal less than men so it doesn't count when they do it.  That's a meaningless line of thought and I don't understand what your argument is.  There are TONS of examples out there that you're probably wrong.  Justin Bieber, the huge success of Twilight and Fifty Shades of Grey, the romance novel industry, the soap opera industry, and all the rom-coms where the leading man is pretty much just an object.

So, yeah, still, I have no idea what you are trying to argue.

Why?  I have nothing but respect for Japanese people and their traditions.  I'm a history major and I enjoy every aspect of their society.  Obviously being a gamer I owe my favorite hobby and passion to them mostly (especially considering I love many Jap series like MGS).  It's just shorthand for Japanese.  Sorry if it offends you but I mean no offense when I use it.  It's not in itself offensive like so many other terms.  You identify it with racism or offensive WW2 vets who mean it as an insult.  As I have mentioned I use it as a shorthand term for Japanese and it means the same exact thing as if I said Japanese.

I think this is definitely a cultural difference.

Here in the US, it wouldn't go over very well. Cortana got a pass because she was a tiny VR character. The MG character isn't. Not to mention, what girl would honestly wear a thong and stockings with a bikini top? You wouldn't be comfortable in that and her boobs would pop out while running.

Don't you challenge Miley Cyrus. 

Japanese works. Granted, for non-Americans, it has less of a negative connotation, here it has a rather hateful history.

Miley didn't wear a thong.  Granted, what Miley wore was tight as hell, but the top wasn't a bikini top and the bottom were actually hot pants (i.e. short shorts).

What Miley wore wasn't an issue.  The issue, in my opinion, was the foam finger.  That foam finger went places where a foam finger shouldn't go on TV.