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A former elementary school teacher, Yuji Wada (42), who secretly photographed his young female students and shared the images, has been sentenced to 2 years and 6 months in prison by the Nagoya District Court.
Case Summary:
Group Chat Operation: He created a group chat named HLT (Hentai Lolicon Teacher) with elementary school teachers from across Japan and used it to share voyeuristic photos.
A total of 7 teachers were involved in the group chat.
Details of the Crimes: Secretly photographing 9-year-old female students’ underwear was the basic act.
He also took the children’s recorders and other personal belongings home and smeared them with his bodily fluids (semen).
Scale of Damage: The number of confirmed victims nationwide exceeds 75 students.
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>>220793449
We can enjoy in this nation.
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>>220793449
obviously zainichi
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>>220793833
My understanding is that Japanese prison tends to be incredibly harsh and regimented compared to our system, but once you serve your sentence your debt is considered properly paid to society. Americans of course never really forgive you once you've committed a serious crime.
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>>220793449
In the case of Koreans, they go out of their way to come to Japan just to secretly film women in their 60s
South Korean Man Arrested in Japan for Upskirt Filming
https://www.chosun.com/english/world-en/2025/12/02/QSLZOE5ZYZEHDJPSPYS D4O75WA/
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>>220795016
Many Zainichi Koreans have surnames that sound the same as Japanese ones, but are written with different kanji.
For example:
Kim (金) often becomes Kanemoto (金本) while the common Japanese surname is usually written as Kanemoto (金元) or similar, but the kanji combination differs in meaning/origin.
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