To those considering traveling to Japan in the future, and to those who think Japan is safe and secure, please be careful. That image is entirely false. Japan's judicial system favors criminals.

Detectives and police officers admit it themselves.

There is an unbelievable disparity in spending: 260 billion yen for perpetrators versus a mere 1 billion yen for victims.

I was rushed to the hospital by ambulance and, without even being given time to rest, was transported to ❝Ueno❞ Police Station in a wheelchair with my face swollen to three times its normal size and facial bones broken (according to the paramedics' statement). There, I was immediately subjected to jeers from numerous police officers (“You bastard,” “You idiot,” “Don't give us more damn work...” etc.). Then, for about an hour, while I was in a wheelchair, my face swollen to three times its size, and barely conscious, a detective berated me, shouting, “You're the perpetrator! You bastard! You're the perpetrator!” When I asked, “Why am I the perpetrator? Can't you see I'm the victim just by looking at my body?”, he replied, “While you were being assaulted, the shop's business stopped! You're the perpetrator of business interference, aren't you!” From there, the verbal abuse continued. I lost my job and wasn't paid a single yen for medical expenses.

I am bedridden, suffering from both physical and mental illness.

I hope this spreads to many places around the world.

[https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/842c71c0d279596c7a7ab53a1f3cea20785343ca?page=3](https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/842c71c0d279596c7a7ab53a1f3cea20785343ca?page=3)

（Please note that this is a Japanese article and may be difficult to read.）

Japan is not a safe country.