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27-year-old comedian GO!GO!HAYATO (of the duo Nagareyama Kyō no Uta) announced on his X account that he’d undergone a vasectomy, sharing a selfie of himself saluting the camera. His post — which included the message ‘Men of the world, I’ll leave the rest to you’ — was viewed over 600,000 times and became a hot topic on 5ch’s Geinou Sokuho+ (entertainment news) board. On the thread, questions about how the procedure works and its effects on his sex life poured in, while comments also speculated about his personal life, noting that he already has three children at age 27; reactions were split between good-natured teasing and nosier remarks.
Wed, 9/2, 3:35 PM
GO!GO!HAYATO of the comedy duo Nagareyama Kyō no Uta updated his X account by the 2nd, reporting that he had undergone a vasectomy at age 27.
GO!GO!HAYATO wrote, ‘[Announcement] At the age of 27, I have had a vasectomy,’ and posted a selfie of himself saluting the camera.
Source: news.yahoo.co.jp / Read the original article here
What people said
Does it get cut off?
Only the fertilizing component disappears — you still get erections normally, and sperm-looking fluid still comes out, it just can't fertilize anything.
It's reversible, so no problem.
Lmao that's so tasteless
He's not even Matsukata Hiroki, is he?? (the actor famous for having publicized his own vasectomy)
Kattsū kattsū
Pipe-kattsū
Scallop Man
Did anyone else
publicly say they'd had a vasectomy?
Hope it's not affected.
I got a vasectomy last year and the pleasure hasn't changed one bit
If you're not planning on having kids, I seriously recommend it.
What happens to the sperm?
It gets reabsorbed as protein.
reversal apparently isn't really an option in general,
but if it really came down to it, like with fertility treatment,
couldn't they just extract sperm directly from the testicles for IVF?
Ohashi Kyosen said so. (a famous TV personality)
Apparently it basically can't be undone.
No
Castration shuts down the factory that makes the product
A vasectomy just closes the road from the factory to the store so nothing can be delivered
That's a great explanation lol
Background and Key Points of This Topic
A vasectomy (vas deferens ligation) is a procedure in which the vas deferens is tied off or cut so that sperm no longer mixes into the semen; since the testicles themselves are left intact, it generally has no effect on male hormones, sex drive, or erectile function. The thread included posts explaining that this differs mechanically from castration (testicle removal), clearing up some misunderstandings. Actor Matsukata Hiroki once publicly revealed he’d had the same procedure, and his name came up again here. Because the surgery only ties off the vas deferens, a reversal procedure exists in theory, but its success rate isn’t high, so it’s often treated as ‘essentially irreversible.’ Reactions in the thread split between people asking about the mechanics as a matter of health information, and prying, tabloid-style speculation about his personal life — namely, that he already has three children at age 27. Some of the latter bordered on baseless digs at him and his family, and those portions have been left out of this summary. Choosing a vasectomy for contraceptive reasons is fairly common in itself, and a certain number of men opt for it as part of family planning.
※This article is compiled as an excerpt and summary of the 5ch (Geinou Sokuho+) thread “27-Year-Old Comedian Announces Vasectomy, “Men of the World, I’ll Leave the Rest to You” — Post Gets Over 600,000 Views.”
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