About

Sachiko McLean is a glamour model unlike any other. A classically trained pianist and singer in three different languages (English, Mandarin Chinese and Japanese) with a bachelor degree in education, she is far from your average bimbo model. Unlike most other glamour models, who will simply do anything to be famous, Sachiko uses her fame as an opportunity to support the causes she believes in: rationalism, secularism, humanism, environmentalism, racial and sexual equality, finding real solutions to end war and global conflict, and freeing the world of sexual suppression. She puts this into practice on her modelling web site, where she expresses herself not only through artistic nudes, but also through her performance as a belly dancer, singer and pianist. Sachiko believes you shouldn’t have to switch off your brain to appreciate the beauty of the naked female body, nor should you feel ashamed about it. That’s why she’s the thinking man’s glamour model.

Having said that, we sadly live in a world where a web site is restricted simply because it contains nudity, so in order to reach as wide an audience as possible, we have made the difficult decision to keep this blog strictly non-nude for now. Of course, for those who wish to see that side of Sachiko’s work, you can always go to her modelling web site.

I make my mark in world history by humbly writing your first comment. (Or the first one since the last wipe… since it is often hectic in the early hours and days of a new site :))

You are an original, interesting and bright personality I always looked at from afar (since I am from France that could be explained).

Congrats for you strong character and your work on the female body and the expression of your feminine nature.

Kisses, French kisses obviously. :)

Thanks Sltmkr! Unfortunately you were beaten to the punch by Carl, but you are the first person to comment on this page. ;)

It’s pretty sad we live in a world where nudity and sexuality is looked upon as bad or sinful. If the same values were applied to the works of Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci when they produced the world’s most famous paintings and statues, most of which were nudes commissioned by the Church, would have never been made.

Fortunately for the world, it’s going to be insightful people like Sachiko to enlighten those who are severely misguided that nudity and sex are okay and to be enjoyed.

That’s a really good point John - the hypocrisy of the Church’s attitude toward sex and nudity knows no bounds it seems.

One can only hope I am able to succeed in enlightening people about this issue - with the help of enlightened people like yourself, of course!

Thank you for your kind comments, you’re much too kind. I’ll do what I can in this cause, because I’m here to serve.

As for the Church’s hypocrisy, you’re absolutey right in more ways than one. I could start a regligious holy war with my comments about the Church from personal experience but I’ll save those comments for another time.

Without my fans, I would just be a voice in the wilderness - my fans are what make my voice powerful enough for many people to hear. And that is especially so when they are able to support what I say. So just by being here and offering your thoughts, you are very much helping my cause!

Hi Sachiko. I am one of your friends in MySpace. Great to see you starting your own blog. You are one of the most beautiful Asian women besides Gong Li, Joan Chen. Hope to hear more from you.

Thanks khotl73! You will be hearing more from me later today. :-)

Hello, my name is Anurag and I am one of your fans. I hope that you will be one of the most famous women in this world like Oprah Winfrey. I want the message of sexuality and nudity in the right sense to get across to many people as possible. :-)

Thanks Anurag! I will certainly do my best. ;-)

You’re welcome. :-)

hi Sachiko finally i found your blog, I was really looking forward to it. other then that how are you doing?

I am fine thanks. So you had trouble finding my blog?

yea a bit, but it doesn’t matter now lol

GregInVancouver

GregInVancouver

Hey Sachiko,

Just stopping in to say hi, having posted my first of what no doubt will be many comments .

I admit to being amused at the thought of referring overly religious people to your blog when they want to argue atheism but are sick of of Richard Dawkins.

“You don’t like how Richard looks?, Well then, here’s a much better-looking atheist!” :-)

And truly, natural is the way to go.

Hi Greg,

That is an amusing idea - I guess I am a little better looking than Richard. ;-) Welcome to my blog!

BTW, how old are ya? You seem to be lookin’ young.

There’s a special reason I’m keeping that information close to my chest - all will be revealed soon! ;-)

Sachiko,

I see. However, are you older than me? I am 18.

Hi Sachiko,

Long time no see ya. How are you? Sorry not to see ya on Christmas since I had no time to use the internet as I was busy studying for my holidays.

However, its surprising for me to see that you haven’t written any updates on the recent Mumbai’s blasts in India. It was even on the Australian channel.

Are situations there in Brisbane recovered after a great typhoon there?

BTW, what do ya wear most of the time? What do you more for living? How do ya spend your day? What are ya wearin’ right now?

Hi Anurag,

I’ve been pretty preoccupied recently, but I don’t really know what to say about the Mumbai blasts anyway, as I don’t really know anything about the terrorist groups responsible for it. There’s just so much of this stuff these days, so unless I feel I can offer some insight, I don’t know what I can say.

Regarding the “typhoon” in Brisbane, we have had a very severe storm season, but it still isn’t quite as bad as a typhoon. One suburb (The Gap) had a lot of damage (although I don’t think anyone was killed), but apart from that it hasn’t been too bad. I’m surprised it made the news overseas actually!

As for your other questions, I prefer to write about more substantial things than my personal life. :-)

Hi Sachiko,

Never mind. But, what do u wear most the time at home, and are ya wearin’ right now?

Something very daggy, as I always do when I’m not in the public eye - I often just wear panties. ;-)

Sachiko,

When you say ‘daggy’ do you mean by ‘ extremely sexy?”

As I prefer not to wear very much when I’m at home, I guess many people would see it that way. ;-)

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