Glossary
Name Disclosure
The revealing of a performer's legal name or private identity, often as harassment or scandal fuel.
What it means
Name disclosure is a central harm narrative in Japanese adult-culture ethics. It weaponizes stigma by collapsing stage persona into civil identity.
Origin
Online diggers, tabloids, and personal enemies have long threatened outing. Debates about doxxing and revenge intersect here.
Cultural context
Supporters treat anti-disclosure norms as basic decency. Attackers treat disclosure as punishment. The conflict is public and ongoing.
Common misunderstandings
- Stage names exist partly to manage disclosure risk.
- Past appearances do not justify non-consensual outing.
- JPGRL will not help anyone find private identities.
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Last updated 19 September 2026