Unexpectedly, many people have seen the big "Japanese teacher" since childhood to be arrested!
A few days ago, the Hong Kong police swept away pornography in Yau Tsim District and arrested a Japanese woman who looked Sven and looked like an office girl, now 27 years old.
After investigation, it was found that she was a third-tier AV actress in Japan, with the stage name "Aizawa".
The prostitution syndicate attracted prostitutes through many of her AV cover photos, and many famous actresses such as Maria Takaki, Sora Aoi and Ryoko Mitake were contracted artists with the same company.
According to sources, since the beginning of the summer vacation, the number of Japanese women coming to Hong Kong for prostitution has been on the rise, and some prostitution syndicates have colluded with Hong Kong intermediaries to arrange for them to enter the country through normal channels, come to Hong Kong to "half play and half prostitution", and provide sexual services after checking into hotels.
It is reported that these actresses charge about 6,000 to 7,000 yuan per time, of which the intermediary commission is about 4,000 yuan, more than 60% of the "hard-earned money", which can be said to be a great exploitation!
In fact, over the years, there have been many news on the Internet about Japanese AV actresses coming to China for prostitution, and it is rumored that the fee can be as high as 80,000 yuan per time, and many of them are first-line actresses.
Why come to China to sell?
The reason is that it is not easy to sell in Japan.
Japan's AV industry is booming, with about 35,000 AVs produced annually at its peak, and at least 100 units a day in a single day.
In terms of the number of actresses, one in every 200 Japanese women aged 19 to 55 has experience in AV shooting, and at least 3,000 "newcomers" join the industry every year.
The emergence of "new people" every year also means that the "old people" will be eliminated by the market.
Japanese writer Junhiko Nakamura said that after interviewing more than 500 retired AV actresses, he found that there were more than 300 people, unable to adapt to ordinary daily life, and eventually transferred to erotic massages, Thai baths, hotels and other sound and color places, becoming commonly known as "custom women".
This year, the market for "custom girls" is even more volatile.
The reason is that the Japanese government introduced the "new AV law" in June, which in disguise reduced the filming opportunities of actresses, so they had to devote themselves to the custom industry to make ends meet.
On June 14, Japan's Senate passed the AV Victims Prevention and Relief Act, which means that actors can unconditionally terminate their contracts within one year of their work being released, and remove films from the shelves without any compensation, regardless of age or gender.
After the bill was passed, many production companies, fearing breaking the law, began to adjust the shooting details.
For example, let the AV actresses cancel all the work plans in July, at that time, many AV actresses complained on social platforms that the bill was fundamentally counterproductive - only the actresses lost their jobs and suffered terribly.
Now the "evil consequences" have appeared.
A large number of actresses can only devote themselves to custom stores because they do not have jobs, resulting in industry involvement, and many people want to provide services in the surrounding rich areas.
As early as 2018, there were first-line AV actresses who came to Hong Kong through intermediaries to provide services, including "Japanese-style bubble baths" or "night meals", which were very popular with prostitutes in Hong Kong.
Since the implementation of Japan's new law this year, the number of Japanese women coming to Hong Kong for prostitution has been on the rise.
Coincidentally, Wuxiangjun recently saw a post saying: "Rich Chinese are buying Japanese girls!" ”
It is said that in recent years, the girls in the border of Japanese aid have not loved Japanese "dads", but have fallen in love with Chinese "dads".
"Daddy" means "godfather".
Girls recognize their fathers, of course, they are indispensable for carnal transactions.
This phenomenon was originally so popular in Japan that they also made a TV series.
But now, Japanese girls find that Chinese "daddy" is more fragrant.
On the one hand, Chinese men are more generous than Japanese men.
Japanese men have AA on dates, but Chinese want face and don't let girls pay.
And he gives 30,000 yen (about 1,500 yuan) for a meal, which is three times that of Japanese fathers. After eating, I also bought gifts, which is worth a lot.
If you can accompany your Chinese dad to the casino to gamble, you can even earn money that you can't earn for a year.
Secondly, Chinese men are also more gentle, considerate and polite to girls than Japanese men.
In fact, no matter what country the "dad" comes from, it doesn't matter, the important thing is that they are willing to give money.
Banknotes are a pass to the times, and they are the power of Japanese girls to control their destiny.
Whether it's going to Hong Kong for prostitution or liking Chinese dads.
In fact, behind these two things, there is a common reason - the Japanese economy has been too difficult for several years of the epidemic.
As we all know, Japan is an export-oriented economy, and tourism and foreign exports are pillar industries.
But after the epidemic, Chinese tourists are almost gone, and the number of tourists from all over the world is not enough.
In addition, Japan is now on a decline in high-tech industries such as automobiles and chips, and traditional industries are also losing their advantages, and jobs are becoming fewer.
In addition, Japanese bistros, nightclubs, fast food restaurants, bars and custom shops have also been closed for a long time due to prevention and control reasons.
As a result, the number of unemployed people has increased considerably.
According to the Nomura Research Institute, more than 700,000 women in Japan are experiencing work suspensions during the pandemic.
Suicide rates are also rising.
Based on this, selling hue and flesh has become the choice of many Japanese women.
In fact, since the bursting of the real estate bubble, Japan's economy has not slowed down.
"Lost twenty years" became "lost thirty years."
For today's China, our development path has many similarities with Japan's.
They all started by manufacturing, and they all gave birth to a large number of middle classes through an open economy.
But now, the real estate bubble is being squeezed, technology and finance are being suppressed by the United States everywhere, and even "daddy life" is blossoming and bearing fruit in China.
How can we shake off this shadow and avoid repeating Japan's mistakes?
This problem has a long way to go.