Ads for working girls net arrests in Japan

July 6, 2005

Yokohama - Two sex industry workers have been arrested for allegedly recruiting girls for prostitution by posting advertisements on a Web site, Kanagawa Prefectural Police said Monday.

Nobuhiro Kubota, 25, a sex shop manager from Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, and former manager Takashi Kudo, from Suginami Ward, created a Web site dubbed an "underground employment security agent," inviting girls to apply for sex jobs on an anonymous basis.

The site advertised that the girls would be introduced to "high-paying" jobs where they would "interact with adults," police said.

The pair allegedly signed prostitution contracts with three girls -- who contacted them after seeing the ads -- at their office in Shibuya last November and in May, according to Kanagawa police.

The case came to light after one of the girls alerted police.

Investigators suspect the pair earned roughly 100 million yen a year by having such girls engage in prostitution. Police quoted Kubota as denying being involved in the misdeeds


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