It shows to go you that Japanese stars have no more sense than other women who are willing to strip down naked for a cause…what cause, who knows? Even People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Asia Pacific (PETA).

Japanese star, Aya Sugimoto posed naked for PETA, holding nothing put a very strategically place sign board which read “Fur? I’d rather go naked.” PETA

If truth be told, half the world’s population would likely prefer she go naked, too. Seriously, what do these women expect to accomplish by running around in the buff. PETA gets the attention indeed, but if other fellows are like me all we can think about in regard to PETA is who are they going to persuade to do the birthday suit gig next? Really.

Sugimoto was asked two questions - what she thought about going naked?

She replied, “When I think of those poor animals, it’s no big deal for me to be naked in an ad. A woman can be gorgeous without real fur.” She’s gorgeous alright…and doesn’t look anywhere near her 40 years.

When asked about leather products, Sugimoto said she still continues to buy them because “leather production is different from fur production.”

Yeah, in leather production they rip the skin off the animals instead of just giving them a hair cut.

“Sugimoto said she has never visited fur production facilities but had seen photos and movies of them on the Internet.”

So, tell me again why PETA thinks it’s a good idea to have this Japanese star pose nude? I don’t get it. I don’t think she gets it either.

Aya Sugimoto