CATDOLL: A county government in Japan is auctioning off figures of tax defaulters. If you don't pay the tax, we'll sell you your wife.

Taxation is an absolutely crucial policy for a country, and the normal operation of the country's economy depends on it. Therefore, the penalties for tax evasion by governments of various countries are relatively severe, and this is especially severe in Japan, a country with high taxes. Recently, in order to warn tax defaulters, the local government of Yamaguchi Prefecture in Japan auctioned off various goods seized from tax defaulters, including some action figures! Sanyo Onoda City in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan will hold a government auction in October, and among the items auctioned at the auction are 21 action figures pledged by tax defaulters, including action figures of characters from works such as "K-ON!", "Hatsune Miku", and "To Love".

The city currently has a total of 398 million yen in unpaid taxes that have not been collected. Since November last year, the local municipal government has begun to prepare to auction off the items seized by tax defaulters to offset taxes. This auction of figures is also the first time, and many people want to participate in this auction. Many animation fans said, "Although I sympathize with the owners of the figures, they don't pay taxes and it's their own fault." More importantly, the starting prices of these figures are very low, with the lowest starting price being 400 yen and the highest being only 2,240 yen. Even if the price is increased, it will not exceed the original price of new goods unless it is a limited edition figure that is no longer produced. The official auction this time has more warning significance than practical significance. The purpose is to encourage otakus to pay taxes on their own initiative. The consequence of your tax arrears is that we will auction off all your wives to see if you cry. It seems that this move is very lethal to otakus.