日本のお笑いに潜む“イジメの構造”について

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In this episode, I examine the hidden structure of bullying embedded in Japanese comedy culture. Many forms of “humor” rely on humiliation, pain, and rigid hierarchies, where mocking others is normalized as entertainment. I argue that this structure mirrors power dynamics seen in schools, workplaces, and cases of workplace harassment. By disguising aggression as jokes, responsibility is avoided and symbolic violence becomes invisible. This is not a problem of individual character, but of social design. Through this analysis, I invite listeners to rethink laughter, power, and the cultural systems that quietly legitimize harm in everyday life.

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