Vigilante YouTuber arrest spotlights copycat 'togesatsu hunters'
A psychiatrist who counsels repeat vigilantes says catching voyeurs satisfies several emotional needs at once, the shortcut to dependence.
A psychiatrist who counsels repeat vigilantes says catching voyeurs satisfies several emotional needs at once, the shortcut to dependence.
A city contest with no rule against generative AI became a target for online abuse, and the awards ceremony was called off. A lawyer explains when calling a child's drawing AI-made crosses into defamation or insult.
A professor of Japanese dress says there is no age rule for the long-sleeved kimono, and that Princess Kako, 31, carried the formal look off.
The government's income-linked support payment, due in fiscal 2027, works out to about ¥417 a month for low earners — a figure that has landed badly online.
The National Police Agency is warning that sites posing as prefectural police forces open video calls, display bogus warrants and demand cash, with one scam costing a victim ¥2 million.