These are some surprising laws in Japan that might get you arrested.

逮捕されちまうかもしれない 日本のびっくりな法律

Mm mhm.

長い間日本にいると、外国人にとっては気付きにくい 日本の法律があることに気づいたんだ

Over the years I've come across some japanese laws that aren't completely obvious, especially those visiting Japan.

だから、それを動画にしてシェアしてみるな

So I wanted to make this fun video and share it all with you.

実際、この日本の法律は 多くの日本人がマナーや常識だと思ってて

In fact, these Japanese laws are ones that many japanese consider manners or common sense, but they've taken it one step further and made it official law just in case someone decides to go against the grain whether or not Japanese authorities decided to prosecute though maybe a different story.

誰かが守らないときのために 公式の法律として制定されてるらしいぞ

But nonetheless, these laws are maybe one of the reasons why things in Japan stay in order.

当局が起訴するかどうかは別の話だけどな

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それでも、この法律は日本が秩序を保ってる 理由の一つかもしれねぇからな

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早く紹介したいところだけど オラの日常はインスタでチェックしてくれ

All right, let's get this list started.

チャンネルサポートはグッズ購入からお願いな！

Number one, cutting in line to buy tickets.

日本のことや日本旅行について知りたい人は
 オラのDISCORDコミュニティーをチェックだ

Believe it or not, the act of cutting in line to get on the train or to buy a train tickets could do you find or arrested in Japan.

では、本編スタート

This like many items on today's list all under Japan's Kayhan zero or minor crime law, which is sometimes explained as a law that stipulates the minimum level of morality that citizens should observe in their daily lives and it targets bad acts that are often seen in daily life.

信じられねぇかもしれないけど 電車に乗る時とか切符を買う列に割り込むと

All minor crime law violators could face a fine between about $10 to $100 or jail time of 1 to 30 days.

罰金を課せられたり逮捕される可能性がある

Keep this punishment in mind for the rest of this video for anything pertaining to the minor crime law.

今日紹介するやつは日本の軽犯罪法に該当する

So yeah, be careful before you decide to cut in line and interrupt the flow of business as this law applies to other public forms of transportation as well as other public events To say the least.

軽犯罪法に違反した場合には 1000円以上1万円未満の罰金か

Japanese are serious about their lines.

割り込みしようと決めた時は気を付けろよな

Number two challenging someone or accepting a fight in Japan.

ケンカに立ち会ったり場所を貸したりした人も罰せられる

There's a law that says there shall be no dueling.

100年以上もの間、ほぼ適用されてなかったから 廃止されたみたいになってたんだけど

So anyone who initiates a fight or the person who fights back, even witnesses or the person that provides the venue can all be punished under this law, it dates back to 18 89 with a punishment of six months to two years.

でも1989年に突然、一対一のケンカに適用されて それ以来、多くの事例があるらしいぞ

But for more than 100 years it was considered a dead law with only a few cases of its application, but since 1989 it was suddenly applied to a one on one fight.

今では誰かに戦いを挑んだり、受け入れたりすると それが口頭やメール、掲示板などであっても

And there have been many cases since then.

2つ目は刑法233条で偽装による業務妨害だ

Nowadays challenging someone to a fight or accepting a fight, whether it be verbally, email message board etcetera can still get you six months to two years while getting into an actual fight will up it from 2 to 5 years.

軽犯罪法より明らかに重い犯罪だな

If somehow you injure someone in the fight, you can get fined starting from about $5000 and face up to 15 years in prison, Spectators are also on the hook and can get between one month to one year imprisonment.

どちらの法律が適用されるかは 悪質性の度合いによるぞ

Sounds like flight is the best option in Japan, number three, giving the wrong direction to a delivery person.

悪戯好きな人は注意してくれよな

So the act of lying when asked for directions could land you in some hot water in Japan and it actually violates two japanese laws.

居住エリアから回収されたゴミは リサイクル業者に売られて

The first crime is interfering with the business of another person, be a prank as defined by the minor crime law.

地方自治体の大きな資金源だ

While the second crime is obstruction of business by deception, which is defined by article 2 33 of the japanese penal code punishable up to about $5000 or up to three years in prison, which is obviously more severe than the minor crime laws, punishment, which law applies will depend on the severity of the maliciousness, So pranksters be worn number four dumpster diving in this case, another man's trash may not be another man's treasure in Japan garbage disposal, believe it or not is big business as waste collected from residents is likely resold to recyclers, a huge profit for local governments.

だから多くの自治体では、指定された人以外は ゴミを持ち出せないという条例を制定してるぞ

So much so that many have enacted the city ordinances preventing anyone but designated personnel from taking away the trash.

それもいくつかのれべるがあるぞ

In other words taking someone else's trash is a punishable offense in Japan and on several different levels.

1つ目は自治体の規制違反で罰金が課せられるぞ

First, a violation of city regulations punishable by fines, then a theft crime as waste discharged from households is considered property of the city punishable up to about $5000 or up to 10 years, which is obviously more severe than the minor crime laws, punishment.

明らかに軽犯罪法の処罰よりやべぇな

Also a home invasion crime if the garbage dump is on a non public road or apartment premises, which is trespassing and is fined up to about $1000 or up to three years in prison.

住居侵入罪にもなるぞ 公道でないマンションの敷地内だったらな

Finally, it also violates the minor crime law by entering a prohibited place without justifiable reason.

不法侵入は10万円以下の罰金か 懲役3年以下が科せられる

And again punishable under Japan's minor crime law, for example, in november of 2018, a female in her sixties was reported by neighbors and then arrested for stealing candy from a local city garbage dump site.

それから、軽犯罪法違反だな 禁止されている場所に正当な理由なく侵入した罪だ

In reality, she was collecting the cans as a form of goodwill working towards 1200 kg of aluminum camps so she could donate it to the city council of Social welfare.

これも日本の軽犯罪法で処罰される対象だ

She had already contributed four wheelchairs prior in the same way.

例えば2018年11月、住民の通報で60代女性が ゴミ収集所から缶を盗んだとして、逮捕された

Nonetheless, it was still considered theft in Japan and she was lightly punished.

実際には、彼女は1200kgのアルミ缶を 慈善のために集めてたんだ

So I guess in Japan another man's trash, we'll just get you arrested.

市の社会福祉協議会に寄付するためにな

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それにもかかわらず、日本では窃盗とみなされた

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ここでこの動画のスポンサー SQUARE SPACEの宣伝だ

All right, let's continue on with this list number five, stopping a wedding you've probably seen in the movies where the minister goes, Does anyone object to this wedding?

SQUARE SPACEはオラが信頼を置いてる ウェブサイト制作をするサイトなんだ

And a guy stands up and says, I do Well, something like that could be a punishable crime here in Japan.

オラの過去の動画を見てたらSQUARE SPACE おすすめなの知ってるよな

If done as a prank, Japan's minor crime law says you may not interfere with public and private ceremonies as a prank, whether it be a wedding or other ceremony like graduation or entrance ceremony.

SQUARE SPACEの良さはここだ

Now, if the prank interferes with a business like the wedding hall and has intend to assault threaten intimidate etcetera.

新しいプロジェクトやビジネスを始めたばかりの人も

It could violate Japan's penal code, obstruction of business with a more severe punishment of about $1000 or one year in prison.

プロみたいに洒落たサイトが作れるようになってる

So does anyone object to this wedding, I guess not.

ポートフォリオ＆ギャラリーデザインで

Let's move on number six ice cream in the mail post really this one is on the list, yep, I guess so.

カスタムしたり、パスワード機能もつけられる 限定の人だけ見られるようにな

It's illegal in Japan to put ice cream in the mail post under article 78 of the postal act.

パワーアップしたブログ、コメント機能を使うと スレッドやコメント、返信、いいねもできて

Any person who damages or otherwise obstruct the mail service by damaging property used exclusively for male or property actually used for mail service is punishable up to about $5000 or five years in prison.

コミュニティの繋がりをもてるぞ

Unfortunately, it's happened more than once.

オラみたいな分析オタクにも嬉しい統計機能もある

A 19 year old Tokyo mail through a happy and ice cream in a postbox, ruining 67 pieces of mail, 62 of which were New Year's cards and a 42 year saitama mail through a stick of ice cream into a post box right in front of the post office and was soon arrested.

閲覧者やユニークビジター、ページビューなど 期間別に確認できるぞ

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The postal workers wiped off all the New Year's cards and delivered the 67 pieces of mail to the recipients while apologizing, gotta love Japan and number seven spitting on the street.

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Well damn, this could ruin some people's holidays.

最初のドメインかウェブサイトが10％オフになるぞ

Any person who spits or urinates or causes others to spit or urinate in the street park or places where the public congregate violate the minor crime law and is punishable as mentioned before.

じゃぁ本編の続きだ

This minor crime law was established to maintain public hygiene and public morality.

映画でこんなとこ見たことある人もいると思うけど

For example, in May 2020 a male in the sixties was charging osaka or spitting in front of a japanese pickle shop.

司会者が「この結婚式に異議のある方は いませんか」って言うと

Apparently the store had been filing complaints against the man's violent actions for about one year and the police finally arrested him at the scene of the crime.

誰かが立ち上がって「I DO」と言うなんてやつ

So yeah, don't spit pee or poop on japan and there you go.

日本ではこんな行為は犯罪になりかねないんだ

Let me know what you thought about these laws in the comments and how it compares to your country.

イタズラでやったとしたらな

Also, if you guys like this video helped me out and hit the like button, if I get enough likes, I'll do another video like this.

日本の軽犯罪法では公私問わずイタズラで儀式を 妨害してはいけないとされている

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結婚式でも、卒業式や、入学式もな