CATDOLL: A Japanese man illegally uploaded the pirated source of "Your Name." and was sued, setting a new record

Recently, there have been a lot of news about the Japanese animated film "Your Name.", but this time the news is not good news. We all know that Japan has recently stepped up its crackdown on piracy, and several members of the subtitle group in Japan have been arrested by the Japanese police. The Japanese police are also not soft on the piracy problem of their own people. Recently, Japanese media reported that a 54-year-old unemployed uncle in Japan was transferred to the prosecutor's office by the police for illegally uploading a pirated version of "Your Name." on the Internet. This is also the first case in Japan to be filed for infringement of the movie "Your Name." It feels like "Your Name." has set a new record.

There have always been 480P pirated resources of the animated film "Your Name." on the Internet. The source should be a low-definition preview version for sales channels and other industry insiders. It seems to have leaked from European and American channels, and then there are Chinese subtitles. Therefore, the most common pirated resource is the Chinese and English subtitled version. Although Japan has a strong awareness of copyright protection, it does not mean that Japanese netizens do not watch pirated videos. The unemployed Japanese uncle who was arrested this time was originally found to have illegally uploaded copyrighted music to the Internet. As a result, it was found that he also put the pirated resources of "Your Name." on the Internet. The police have now transferred the investigation materials to the procuratorate, and the final inspection agency will determine whether to prosecute the uncle.