中国のホテルや民宿の闇　恐ろしい盗撮の実態

Welcome to Kanchu-goku. Here is the news for September 28th. Recently, it has been revealed that there is a surveillance camera installed in a homestay in Sekkasō-shi, Kahoku-shō. After the report, the manager of the homestay did not cooperate, but rather surrounded the informant in front of the police station. This incident is attracting a lot of attention. In recent years, there have been cases of surveillance cameras installed in hotels, homestays, and universities in China. A popular blogger with millions of followers on Chinese social media, Kage wa uso wa tsukanai wa, recently posted a video of a surveillance camera found in several homestays in Sekkasō-shi, Shinkaku. In the video, the blogger went to an apartment in Sekkasō-shi, Shinkaku, based on information provided by followers. According to the information, there was a suspicion that a surveillance camera was installed in the apartment room. The blogger, who arrived at the scene, used a surveillance camera to identify the room. He was convinced by the two women who were staying in the room, and found a camera hidden in an air conditioner duct. The same afternoon, when the blogger found the surveillance camera again in the room on the 26th floor, he was surrounded by a group of people. They asked the blogger to get off the stairs without using the elevator, and when they arrived at a place where there was no surveillance camera, they immediately attacked the blogger. In addition, a strange incident occurred. When the blogger left the police station, the homestay managers surrounded the police station and threatened that if he did not hand over the leaked video, they would not let him go home. In the end, the blogger managed to escape in chaos. By the 26th, the blogger posted on social media that several leaked videos had been blocked and deleted. On the other hand, some net users said, At the end of September, it will soon be the beginning of October, and if such a shocking incident occurs at this timing, it will cause a great impact on the tourism revenue of the entire Kagoshima Prefecture. In the face of profit, the authorities chose to block the situation. In China, it is not uncommon for surveillance cameras to be installed in hotels and homestays. There is a huge profit hidden behind it. Shona, a former homestay manager, revealed to the media that some Chinese homestay managers had installed cameras and benefited from surveillance. According to Shona, at the time of 2017, some managers installed three to five cameras in each room when renovating a new property, uploaded all the videos to the cloud, and made tens of thousands of yen a day in live streaming and video sales. These homestays are usually near schools and small towns. The price is relatively cheap, and they attract guests. These managers often sell their homestays at a low price after running for about a year. However, the installed hidden cameras continue to function as they are, and they continue to benefit from this secret method. According to a net user, installing cameras in hotels and homestays is already one of the industrial chains. These videos are live-streamed on illegal sites. Viewers pay for the payment, and some of the income goes to the homestay managers. In recent years, there have been frequent cases of surveillance in China. Hotels and homestays have not been spared the damage. According to a Chinese media report, a camera was found in the bathroom of a library on Konei Campus in Kakai University, Nankin City, on September 22. According to the video, the camera was hidden in a crack in the bottom of a trash can, and it was also filmed when it was found. Kakai University is a national university with a degree in mathematics. It is designated as one of the 211 projects of the Chinese government. When a reporter asked the Kakai University Advertising Department if they had reported on this matter, the person in charge asked, is it necessary to report? In October 2023, a couple from the Kosei Chiwanzoku District reported to the media that they had received five surveillance videos and their ID number and phone number from a person they did not know when they were staying at a hotel in Nankin City a year ago. When they checked into the hotel, the surveillance cameras had not yet been removed, and the hotel side claimed that they were also victims. In November 2022, Mr. Oh, who was staying at a hotel in Rotei City, Konan Province, was asked for 100,000 yen by an unknown man He was threatened to send it to his workplace or friends if he did not pay. In January 2022, he was reported to have a surveillance camera installed in a room of a hotel in Koshu City, Sekkou City. It was discovered that the footage was uploaded to a Japanese website. There were seven people involved in the organization of this surveillance and video buying, and they had installed surveillance devices in several cities in Sekkou City. In December 2021, the organization of this surveillance and video buying was exposed in Joshu City, Koso City, and 37 criminal suspects were arrested. In this case, hotels across multiple cities in Chishen Province, Unnan Province, and Kishu Province were involved. This is a message to everyone. We will continue to upload videos from China to the website Ganjin World. The link is posted in the summary section below. Please take a look if you like.