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Watch the full program (68 minutes) here https://bit.ly/4gyw20T 10-day free trial available http://bit.ly/3X5XMzD _____ "It is no exaggeration to say that molestation is a crime unique to Japan" Sexual crimes such as "molestation" and "voyeurism" are said to be social problems in Japan. The number of molestation cases in 2023 reached 2,254 and is on the rise. In addition, in recent years, "non-touching molestation" such as "continuously sniffing" and "blowing on" has increased sharply. There are many cases where people who are actually victims do not give in and endure, and the actual number is different. In addition, the high recidivism rate is also a problem. "Molestation is a crime, but at the same time, part of it is also a disease called 'sexual addiction,'" points out Takayuki Harada, a professor at the University of Tsukuba and a leading expert in the treatment of sex offenders. Harada runs a "molestation clinic" in Tokyo to treat perpetrators. What is the "molester clinic" that has reduced the recidivism rate of molesters, which is usually said to be in the 30% range, to 3%? What is the common "cognitive distortion"? Why do people become "addicted" to alcohol, drugs, etc.? What are the challenges facing Japanese society? Ochiai Yoichi approaches the "science of fighting sexual crimes" and the reality of "addiction". Guest: Harada Takayuki (Professor at Tsukuba University, Specialty: Clinical Psychology, Criminal Psychology, Mental Health) #OchiaiYoichi #weeklyochiai #HaradaTakayuki #molester #sexualcrime #addiction #voyeurism #crime #alcohol #alcoholism #chikan #non-touchingmolester #entranceexammolester #molesterchanceday #drugaddiction #drugs #molesterclinic #crowdedtrain #commute #school #highlyeducated #prison #salaryman #crime #alcohol #drugs #train #loneliness #HaradaTakayuki #criminalpsychology