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ぶつかり男 (Butsukari Otoko) literally means “bumping man” in Japanese. It refers to a phenomenon in Japan where some men intentionally bump into women in crowded public places, such as train stations or busy streets. They do it on purpose while pretending it was an accident, often using the crowd as cover. The term became widely known after security camera videos and social media posts showed repeated cases, sparking discussion about public harassment and safety in crowded areas.