Hentai Term Analysis

...the café. She doesn’t want her reader to think she’s “a nasty girl or a hentai” (a sexual pervert). She hopes that the reader isn’t a hentai either—a hentai would find... (full context)

...panties on an auction site; Nao was creeped out by the number of bids that hentais were already placing on it. (full context)

...day the bidding ended on her panties, she was sickened at the thought that some hentai would soon own them. To cheer herself up, she went shopping at a boutique, where... (full context)

...calls him a “sicko.” Oliver is surprised—he says that Haruki only wanted to stop some hentai from buying them. He says that Ruth must be “the sicko” to think that Haruki... (full context)

...get out. Then, Babette proceeded to set her up on a date with the “creepy hentai” who was a regular at the café—the same man who used to stare at Nao... (full context)

The hentai was waiting for Nao in the reception area, and in the crowded elevator, he groped... (full context)

Nao’s phone rang while she was with the hentai, and she began to cry because she thought it might be Jiko, who she missed... (full context)