When we watch Japanese TV dramas, we will find that their actors all look natural and have no plastic faces, which is quite different from those in China and South Korea. Film and television actors in China and South Korea all have a lot of plastic surgery faces, which makes people uncomfortable to look at, but not in Japan. I think there are several reasons why their actors regard their appearance defects as a specific symbol, so they will not feel inferior because they are ugly or something. Their actors mainly regard acting as their own characteristics, not appearance as their own characteristics.

First, Japanese actors are characterized by their own appearance defects. We see that many Japanese actors, especially male stars, don't look very handsome. Some of them look a little defective and not so good-looking, but they distinguish themselves from others by their own characteristics. But after watching them for a long time, you will find them really handsome, not because of his defects, but because of his overall composition.

Second, cosmetic surgery is not popular in Japan. Japanese people don't like plastic surgery. They think the inner face is a gift from their parents. If it is cosmetic surgery, it means that they are sorry for their parents, so they don't like cosmetic surgery. Moreover, plastic surgery stars are difficult to get along with in Japanese film and television circles, and everyone will discriminate against this existence.

Third, Japanese actors aim at acting. Japanese actors still aim at acting, not appearance. In their concept, only by performing their own works well can they win the love of more audiences, rather than relying on their faces to get attention. For them, if their acting skills are recognized by the audience, they will be very happy, not because of their looks.

To sum up, we can know why Japanese actors can't see the plastic face. Do you have any other opinions about this? You can say it in the comments section.