Challenges and Psychological Impact of Obtaining National Health Insurance for Yakuza Members

Challenges and Psychological Impact of Obtaining National Health Insurance for Yakuza Members

Question from a reader:
Can gang members obtain a national health insurance card?

About Gang Members and Obtaining National Health Insurance Cards

Recently, many people seem to be questioning whether gang members can obtain national health insurance cards. I myself have found this question intriguing. From my perspective as a psychology major, the issues of law and the mind are closely intertwined.

The Truth Behind False Accusation Crimes in the Entertainment Industry: Where Law Meets Psychology

The Truth Behind False Accusation Crimes in the Entertainment Industry: Where Law Meets Psychology

Question from a reader:
Recently, what made you laugh the most? I found it amusing when I saw a comment on the evidence video claiming that Yume no Jino was assaulted by Mitsuhashi, which said “the Neymar of the East.” I wondered if she was unaware of the law regarding “false accusation.”

Recent Topics in Law and Psychology

Recently, I also

Understanding Criminal Responsibility and the Importance of Mental Health Assessments: A Comprehensive Guide

Understanding Criminal Responsibility and the Importance of Mental Health Assessments: A Comprehensive Guide

Question from a reader:
What is the reason for needing a psychological evaluation to assess criminal responsibility? I feel that it might not be necessary, and that it would be better to proceed with prosecution quickly. What do you all think?

The Importance of Criminal Responsibility and Psychological Evaluation

This question from a reader touches on a very interesting theme. I

Understanding the Growing Discontent with Police Response: What We Can Do About It

Understanding the Growing Discontent with Police Response: What We Can Do About It

Question from a reader:
I often feel that the police response is inadequate. Does this tend to escalate gradually? What do you think?

Considering the Current Situation of Perceived Inadequate Police Response

It’s not uncommon to feel that something is “off” with the police response. I’ve felt that way several times myself. Recently, especially on social media and in the news, there

Understanding the Disparities in Victim Treatment: A Closer Look at Masahiro Nakai and Taichi Kokubun Cases

Understanding the Disparities in Victim Treatment: A Closer Look at Masahiro Nakai and Taichi Kokubun Cases

Question from a reader:
Regarding Masahiro Nakai, it seems that the woman who reported the incident is facing defamation, whereas Taichi Kokubun’s sexual harassment victim appears to be relatively protected. Why is there such a difference in treatment? Even though both cases resulted in investigations by the television networks and led to suspensions or withdrawals from activities, the reactions toward the

Understanding Public Sympathy and Blame in Tetsuya Komuro's Divorce: A Reflection on Gender Roles and Support in Marriage

Understanding Public Sympathy and Blame in Tetsuya Komuro’s Divorce: A Reflection on Gender Roles and Support in Marriage

Reader’s Question:
Regarding the long-term care of Tetsuya Komuro’s wife, who collapsed due to subarachnoid hemorrhage, and their subsequent divorce, it seems that many in society have expressed sympathy for Komuro. However, I have some doubts about this. If a husband were to fall ill and the wife chose to divorce after a long period of care, wouldn’t she often be

Navigating the Complexities of Confidentiality and Evidence in Social Justice Cases

Navigating the Complexities of Confidentiality and Evidence in Social Justice Cases

The Dilemma of Confidentiality and Evidence Disclosure

Recently, I have been feeling quite complicated after observing the interactions between Masahiro Nakai and the third-party committee from Fuji Television. I love comedy and cherish laughter in my daily life, but facing serious issues like this really makes me realize that there are realities we cannot simply laugh off.

The Barrier of

Understanding Consent: Why the Victim's Perspective Matters More Than the Perpetrator's Account

Understanding Consent: Why the Victim’s Perspective Matters More Than the Perpetrator’s Account

Question from a reader:
Why do so many people try to determine whether there was “consent” solely based on the perpetrator’s account? Regarding the case of Nakai Masahiro, some people say, “Maybe the woman initially consented?” or “Perhaps she just changed her mind later.” However, I believe that these are merely opinions from the perpetrator’s perspective. Ignoring the feelings of the

Navigating the Nakai Masahiro and Watanabe Nagisa Controversy: Understanding Victims and Society's Response

Navigating the Nakai Masahiro and Watanabe Nagisa Controversy: Understanding Victims and Society’s Response

Thoughts on the Issue Between Nakai Masahiro and Watanabe Nagisa

Recently, discussions on social media have garnered significant attention. The situation involves Nakai Masahiro being accused as a perpetrator of sexual misconduct, resulting in attacks on Watanabe Nagisa. Observing this scenario, I can’t help but feel uneasy. While it is true that some fans who support Nakai may engage in

Analyzing the Ryoko Hirosue Case: Legal, Social, and Mental Health Perspectives

Analyzing the Ryoko Hirosue Case: Legal, Social, and Mental Health Perspectives

Considering the Case of Ryoko Hirosue

There are various opinions circulating regarding Ryoko Hirosue’s arrest and the subsequent response. The question, “Why was she arrested when drug and alcohol tests came back negative?” is likely something many people are pondering. I want to take a closer look at this case from a legal perspective.

Reasons for Arrest, Even for Minor