Let's be clear, "girl next door" (GND) by itself, is NOT a strong compliment. It just means "she's not a knock-out beauty", "she's not a diva/bitch/dominatrix/man-eater/seductress".
Technically it's not even complimentary, it's neutral at best. It's often used in a complimentary by appending it to a girl/woman who's already remarkable, say Ai Uehara, "well she can take on 5 men at once and satisfy all of them, but you can't tell just looking at her, just girl next door". I don't know if the term was invented by Playboy, but Playboy, back in 70s were trying so hard to brand their version of adult entertainment as "not a trash whore", other men's mags would feature women you would jerk off to, but never marry or even wish to be seen with in public. So GND was just code for "not a human garbage" but yet you can see her naked and masturbate to.
Another parallel trend/schtick is "from the block" or "from the Bronx". Yeah J-Lo, sure she's a super star... well it's Akiba...so call her super idol. But she's not Madonna (think ), she's not Taylor Swift, she's "Jenny from the block". It just means she's not a goddess.
So picking over the pics posted in this thread:
Right there Yua Mikami is disqualified. The cute and elaborate hat, bare shoulders, fucia pokka dots, vinyl, make-up that typical of celebrity. Not a girl next door.
I do like this picture very much, in a way she has a quality... what is it, perhaps a star quality (i.e. opposite of girl next door). Kind of like Megan Fox or Olivia Munn has quit mainstream and make porn. Raise you hands if you want to see one of them sucking sperm from a big black cock.
Similar these pics of Airi Suzumura gives me a boner (and I'm not even a big fan of moe/maid) but she's not GND:
At first it might seem ABP-277 comes closer to GND (comfortable cloths, light make-up), but still NO. It's fine to catch a glimpse of cleavage of a GND, but a GND would never consciously squeeze her boobs together and upward to make men stare at them. She's aware of her sexual attraction and using it, not GND.
Following: yes GND, first girl is perfect, cotton is the GND fabric. The girl in front of Universal Studio is especially good example, that ensemble isn't ugly, perhaps cute even, but it would not stir up any carnal desires in men and boys alike.
Technically it's not even complimentary, it's neutral at best. It's often used in a complimentary by appending it to a girl/woman who's already remarkable, say Ai Uehara, "well she can take on 5 men at once and satisfy all of them, but you can't tell just looking at her, just girl next door". I don't know if the term was invented by Playboy, but Playboy, back in 70s were trying so hard to brand their version of adult entertainment as "not a trash whore", other men's mags would feature women you would jerk off to, but never marry or even wish to be seen with in public. So GND was just code for "not a human garbage" but yet you can see her naked and masturbate to.
Another parallel trend/schtick is "from the block" or "from the Bronx". Yeah J-Lo, sure she's a super star... well it's Akiba...so call her super idol. But she's not Madonna (think ), she's not Taylor Swift, she's "Jenny from the block". It just means she's not a goddess.
So picking over the pics posted in this thread:

Right there Yua Mikami is disqualified. The cute and elaborate hat, bare shoulders, fucia pokka dots, vinyl, make-up that typical of celebrity. Not a girl next door.
I do like this picture very much, in a way she has a quality... what is it, perhaps a star quality (i.e. opposite of girl next door). Kind of like Megan Fox or Olivia Munn has quit mainstream and make porn. Raise you hands if you want to see one of them sucking sperm from a big black cock.
Similar these pics of Airi Suzumura gives me a boner (and I'm not even a big fan of moe/maid) but she's not GND:


At first it might seem ABP-277 comes closer to GND (comfortable cloths, light make-up), but still NO. It's fine to catch a glimpse of cleavage of a GND, but a GND would never consciously squeeze her boobs together and upward to make men stare at them. She's aware of her sexual attraction and using it, not GND.
Following: yes GND, first girl is perfect, cotton is the GND fabric. The girl in front of Universal Studio is especially good example, that ensemble isn't ugly, perhaps cute even, but it would not stir up any carnal desires in men and boys alike.
