CATDOLL: Japanese Amazon was shut down by police for selling "child pornography"

Remember the BBC wrote a report not long ago criticizing the rampant child pornography culture in Japan? After that, Japanese otakus fought back, accusing the ban on child pornography of increasing child rape cases. I don’t know if it was influenced by this incident, but recently the Japanese police made a big move. Because third-party sellers on Amazon Japan sold child pornography photos, the Japanese police searched Amazon Japan’s logistics center and took away a large number of Amazon Japan’s documents and goods.

The Aichi Prefecture police in Japan discovered that a third-party seller's store selling second-hand books on Amazon Japan used Amazon's platform and logistics distribution to sell child pornography photo albums. The police first searched the offline physical store of the third-party seller and arrested two store managers. The police then entered the Amazon Japan logistics center to search and took away relevant documents and items. The police are discussing whether to file a case against Amazon Japan. Amazon Japan's goods sales agreement states that "goods sold and displayed on the Amazon Japan platform must comply with Japanese law." Wait for the Japanese police and Amazon Japan to fight each other. Fortunately, games, animations, and comics are not included in the regulations of Japan's child pornography prohibition law, so gentlemen don't have to worry too much when buying butter and small thin books~

Games, animations, and comics are not covered by Japan's child pornography prohibition law.