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Japanese authorities are investigating a network of people taking photos and videos without consent in open-air hot springs, who are estimated to have taken pictures of about 10,000 women over 30 years.
court Shizuokain charge of the investigation decided yesterday to fine a man 100,000 yen (700 euros) for taking “stolen” photographs at a “roten bureau” or open-air bathhouse in Hyogo City in March 2020, the latest of the legal measures associated with this network and collected by local media.
The 31-year-old man, a senior national intelligence officer, is one of sixteen detainees who allegedly formed a group led by a suspect known as Karin Saito.
The leader of this alleged voyeuristic network was arrested in late 2021, charged with assault on public decency and is awaiting trial, while other members could also be charged with rape laws against pornography children’sThis is reported by the Japanese newspaper Asahi.
Saito would share his methods of taking photo And video without the consent of their victims with other members of the group, who also held meetings to review their “stolen” materials, according to information that emerged from investigation.
cameras with telephoto lenses
His modus operandi was to hide in mountainous places located hundreds of meters from the open-air thermal baths and record or photograph women using cameras with telephoto lenses.
The Japanese authorities believe that the members of the group came to photograph at least 10,000 women over three decades.
Sixteen detainees, including employees government agencies national and local as well as high-ranking corporate officials come from eleven different prefectures. The police investigation remains open and could lead to additional arrests.
Japan Has more than 3000 complexes water Hot Springsincluding many of them located in natural settings such as mountains or coasts and have “roten bureaus” protected by walls or vegetation to protect bathers’ privacy.
EFE
Source: RPP
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