Nationalistic apathy refers to the form of Japanese nationalism in which modern imperialism exerts a spell-like power binding the unconscious of the people based on the circuits of apathy formed within the Japanese language. As an affect of disgust, nationalist apathy, together with peer pressure, exclusion, and forced assimilation, justifies indifference toward the other and includes indifference toward social, historical, and political structures. The prevalent attitude of being indifferent toward oneself and the other is to believe to know and thus not try to know even when one does not. The vacuum leading to this assumption of knowledge is related to the censorship system of the Japanese Empire, which is based on the authority of its modern imperial system. This is because the structure of sexual violence of the empire exists in a blind spot symbolized by those marks signaling its erasure. Invisible shame is always concealed behind the shame manifest on the surface. This blind spot, which renders absent what clearly exists, implicitly allows the concealing of unseeable shame, i.e., national shame, or the humiliation of men. Women have been forced to view the female body based on gender norms and examine their body and sex as a commodity. This can be applied to modern-day human capital-when a person is seen as human capital, all these bodies creep into where female bodies lie, as potential commodities.