I had this debate many times in the past 9 years here in Korea. With each and every occurrence, I am shown more evidence that every country has ugly and beautiful women and it really is a matter of personal taste, one that adapts over time and influence I might add.
TL;DR? How could you possibly think the above statements were too long to read. Idiot.
I remember thinking Japanese women were all pretty back when I only knew of AV idols. My opinion changed right after stepping off the plane to Japan.
TL;DR? How could you possibly think the above statements were too long to read. Idiot.
I'd say Sweden and Japan are easily at the top.
I remember thinking Japanese women were all pretty back when I only knew of AV idols. My opinion changed right after stepping off the plane to Japan.
You didn't have your faith renewed walking around in Shibuya or Harajuku though? Lots of good looking girls. And wouldn't you agree that most Korean girls all try to conform to a similar Korean ideal standard? You'll know better than me of course since you live there. I've just formed my opinion based on spending some time in Seoul(Myeong-dong mostly) and through Korean media.
First and foremost, the conformity is unattractive to me. Second, the plastic surgery patients and makeup queens of a single city do not reflect the greater population of the entire country in my eyes.
Here is what those "Myeongdong girls" look like, and it's always makeup and surgery (which grosses me out). They are an embarrassment to their race and country with each and every repeated nose job.
Pro-tip: Koreans actually think this is attractive (powder caked white faces and all!)
Lastly, I have always been attracted to natural beauty and even plead with any girlfriend of mine not to wear makeup whenever possible. There are many gorgeous girls in Korea, Japan, Sweden, Australia, England, America, China, Switzerland, Germany, etc. I wouldn't be surprised if there were even some pretty girls in New Jersey*.
*Okay, maybe that's going a little too far.
i thought the question was about sexiest women not men... 
, as Marxists would say. 
