CATDOLL: Japan's subway anti-molester propaganda picture is too cute and may even lead to crime

The problem of "sexual groping (chikan)" on Japanese subways has always been very serious. The "rampant" nature of this issue has provided many good themes for many Japanese R18 cartoonists. In addition to comics, Japan, as a major producer of two-dimensional culture, has integrated two-dimensional culture into all aspects of life. Many businesses use the two-dimensional style in their promotional images, and of course the same goes for the "sexual groping is a crime" promotional images in stations.

However, recently some netizens have found that the current promotional pictures are becoming more and more cute. Instead of serving as a warning, they seem to be inducing crime. Let's take a look at a few of them now.

Saitama Prefecture's promotional poster. The fluttering skirt is so eye-catching!

A comic book style poster. The pretty girl in the center is being harassed, and the righteous man with glasses above, the policeman on the left, and the passengers below all rush to help.

Aichi Prefecture's promotional poster. The policewoman put her hands on her face and asked gently: "Have you met a pervert?"

When women encounter sexual harassment, they should not remain silent but speak out loudly.

The cute police sister has appeared on the poster of the "Eliminate Perverts" campaign again.

The really cute "Eliminate Nasty Hands" poster is actually photoshopped by netizens