Cyber police crack down on enjo kosai, arrest 89 schoolgirls
Could this have something to do with “cleaning up” Japan ahead of the upcoming Olympics in 2020?
We haven’t heard much about a crackdown on enjo kosai for a little while now, after the media panicked about it a few years ago. But the police have launched a big internet hunt for schoolgirls prostituting themselves through euphemisms.
This will officially begin on October 21st, aimed at schoolgirls selling used panties or otherwise offering their bodies for willing men.
This year, as part of a trial period of the cyber investigation in ten prefectures, they have nabbed 97 minors. 89 of these were schoolgirls, those offering their underwear or their whole bodies (or both). Being underage, they are technically only taken into custody as “victims” and won’t face full charges under the child prostitution laws.
Apparently over 48% of them had previously been involved with similar schemes in the past and there was even a male high school student (15) seeking a partner for cash.
2 Comments
The sexual culture of a nation and its peoples is the most interesting thing to explore. Thanks to your website, I have learned a lot about Japanese kink and respect and admire the uniqueness. It’s a shame that only “proper” culture is promoted for the Olympics. Sumo? Kabuki? Boring! Bukkake? Bicycle seat sniffing? Interesting!!
@Cultural Pervert
Thank you. We actually quite like sumo and other parts of Japanese culture too! But the sexual culture is also definitely very worthy of attention and celebration! Thank you for the support.