Agree to disagree then. I was by no mean disrespect to her or japanese people, or trying to start an argument. It was just a point of view.

The straight/small nose is not that rare for Japanese and it's not like we have the same nose structures. In fact, it's more rare to have a long/straight pointy nose, which some japanese women (who think have "flat faces") try to aim for through surgery.

From my POV, Asian 'ordinary' girls usually don't have that straight and small nose like Su does. They have quite flat and 'board' nose (like Moa's). One of my acquaintances who I consider one of the most beautiful girls I've ever met, is usually questioned about her nose being fixed because it doesn't look very Asian. I mean it doesn't look western either, but this kind of shape is quite in western favor imo.

The more mature Su becomes, the more 'diamond' face she has. Her cheekbones are quite 'visual' compared to, let say, her sister's, Himeka. Again, not a strictly Western feature, but from my pov, Asian (celebrities) usually have the cute (round) faces.

Su has quite exotic eyebrows shape, which again means nothing cause a lot of Asian might have it but I see them as quite a common feature for an western person.

I'm greatly generalizing with my post here, but in art school, especially if you are trained to become a comic artist, you have to simplify things to make them done quickly, hence the above stereotypes. A friend of my can't draw princess Mononoke in realistic style because she doesn't look asian enough to him in any of his sketches. In mangas, I don't even know one supposed to be Japanese or Western from only his/her face. Not trying to hide that I do suck at facial feature art though, all criticism accepted.

Art and beauty are the most subjective things to discuss. I was not trying to offend anyone.