CATDOLL: Japanese high school boys robbed just to go on a pilgrimage to a holy place, and it was anime that caused the trouble again

There is an activity among Japanese anime fans called "pilgrimage", which is to travel to the original locations of animation and comics. And now the "pilgrimage" tourism project is not only popular in Japan, but also overseas anime fans like this kind of tourism very much. In 2014, 800,000 overseas otaku went to Japan for pilgrimage. But after all, it is a tourism project, so the cost is generally not small, and if you want to go to many places, the related expenses are even more. Recently, a high school student in Japan robbed a convenience store for the purpose of pilgrimage. At present, the high school student has been taken away by the police.

According to Yahoo Japan, a convenience store in Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture, Japan was recently robbed. A 15-year-old high school boy, armed with an air gun, stole a large amount of money from the cash register in the store. Local police found that the high school boy who robbed the store went to Tokyo on a pilgrimage on the same day after the robbery. The police judged that the boy might have robbed the convenience store in order to raise money for the pilgrimage. With the assistance of the Metropolitan Police Department, the police protected the boy in a hotel in Tokyo on the evening of the 6th as a runaway. Afterwards, the local police recorded the boy's statement. When he was found, the high school boy only had 4,000 yen left.

The idea of ​​going on a pilgrimage is good, but if you don't have money, you can't use this method to raise money. You can discuss it with your family or work part-time to earn money for the trip. And this high school student's initiative is really good, but he didn't use it in the right way.