Japanese children's TV presenter wears costume telling kids 'I love c***', 'I love p****' and 'love f*** yeah!' Even for a nation which has produced its fair share of crazy TV shows over the years, this must be up there among the most bizarre. A Japanese presenter has been hosting a children's show in an outfit donning the swear words c***, p**** and f*** - apparently without anyone batting an eyelid. While the first two words may be lost on a Japanese audience, the third is well-known because it is a close translation of their 'fakku'. Obscene: Japanese children's TV presenter Sasuga Minami gives a dance class in a bizarre onesie sporting the English swear words 'f***', p****' and 'c***' Is that really suitable? Minami has worn the onesie in a number of the shows with no explanation why the words are stuck to her costume The Japanese equivalent would have been banned immediately on any program, including for adults. Yet choreographer Sasuga Minami has worn the onesie in a number of the shows with no explanation why the words are stuck to her costume, it was noted by news.com.au. In one episode of Miburi TV - which means body movement in Japanese - the overly enthusiastic presenter gives dance lessons to a group of children wearing Nirvana T-shirts. It is not clear whether the program has provoked any adverse reaction from viewers. In one episode of Miburi TV - which means body movement in Japanese - the overly enthusiastic presenter gives dance lessons to a group of children wearing Nirvana T-shirts Japanese equivalents of the swear words would have been banned on any program, including for adults