Japanese sugar baby jailed 9 years for selling chitsu and evading taxes

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Japanese “Sugar Baby” Sentenced to 9 Years in Prison​

Yomiuri Shimbun file photo
Nagoya District Court
Jiji Press
12:56 JST, April 23, 2024

Nagoya, April 22 (Jiji Press) — Nagoya District Court on Monday sentenced a Japanese “sugar baby” who called herself “itadaki joshi” to nine years in prison and a fine of ¥8 million for defrauding men out of money and selling a related manual.

The accused, Mai Watanabe, 25, “took advantage of men’s affection by controlling their minds,” presiding judge Yoichi Omura said.

Prosecutors had demanded a prison term of 13 years and a fine of ¥12 million .

Watanabe is believed to have used most of the money she fraudulently earned to make payments at male host bars in Tokyo’s Kabukicho nightlife district. The judge said that her desire to help host workers who were special to her was selfish and there were no extenuating circumstances.

According to the ruling, Watanabe defrauded three men in their 50s whom she met via dating apps out of about ¥155.8 million between 2021 and 2023.

She was also charged with selling a manual she called a “textbook for itadaki joshi” to a 21-year-old woman in 2022, helping her to fraudulently earn some ¥10 million . The woman has already been convicted of fraud.
In addition, Watanabe was accused of evading about ¥40 million in taxes over two years by failing to declare her income from fraud.

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

This kind of fuck face can be a sugar baby?

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/04/22/japan/crime-legal/itadaki-joshi-ruling/

The Nagoya District Court on Monday imposed a nine-year prison term and an ¥8 million ($51,700) fine on a 25-year-old woman — who went by the moniker “Sugar Baby Riri” — for swindling three men out of ¥156 million through a romance scam and for selling a manual on how to commit similar acts of fraud.

The defendant, whose real name is Mai Watanabe, spent the money she obtained from the three men on a host whom she fell in love with, with the aim of making him No. 1 in terms of sales at the club where he works in Tokyo’s Kabukicho entertainment district, the court found.

Presiding Judge Yoichi Omura condemned the defendant, saying that “her motive to contribute to the sales of a host is truly selfish, and there is no room for leniency.”

"She took advantage of (the victims') feelings for her," Omura said.

Watanabe pleaded guilty during the trial in December.

“I thought it was fair game to commit fraud for the sake of the host,” Watanabe said when questioned during the trial. But she also showed remorse, saying that she “did something really bad.”

Watanabe, who went by the moniker “Itadakijoshi Riri-chan,” which roughly translates as Sugar Baby Riri, dated older men and swindled them out of money by telling them fictitious heartbreaking stories about herself to gain their sympathy.

Itadakijoshi, which literally means girls who receive, refers to young women who date or have sex with older men in exchange for financial benefits. With many such women swindling large amounts of money from men in recent years, itadakijoshi was nominated as one of the top 30 buzzwords of 2023.

Watanabe was charged with defrauding three men in their 50s out of a total of ¥155.8 million in cash between 2021 and 2023, and with helping a 21-year-old woman in Nagoya defraud two men of a total of about ¥10 million in 2022 by selling her a manual titled "A Reference Book for Sugar Babies.”

She was also accused of failing to declare around ¥40 million worth of income over a two-year period through 2022 and of income tax evasion.

Prosecutors had sought 13 years of imprisonment and a ¥13 million fine for Watanabe.

In October, the Aichi Prefectural Police arrested two hosts for knowingly receiving money obtained through fraud from Watanabe.

 

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in ah lian lingo sounds like mai wa de nabei.

 

[jurongkechil]

Cute..

 

[k1976]

She can go insai to be Sugar Baby for Prison Mata

This kind of fuck face can be a sugar baby?

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/04/22/japan/crime-legal/itadaki-joshi-ruling/

The Nagoya District Court on Monday imposed a nine-year prison term and an ¥8 million ($51,700) fine on a 25-year-old woman — who went by the moniker “Sugar Baby Riri” — for swindling three men out of ¥156 million through a romance scam and for selling a manual on how to commit similar acts of fraud.

The defendant, whose real name is Mai Watanabe, spent the money she obtained from the three men on a host whom she fell in love with, with the aim of making him No. 1 in terms of sales at the club where he works in Tokyo’s Kabukicho entertainment district, the court found.

Presiding Judge Yoichi Omura condemned the defendant, saying that “her motive to contribute to the sales of a host is truly selfish, and there is no room for leniency.”

"She took advantage of (the victims') feelings for her," Omura said.

Watanabe pleaded guilty during the trial in December.

“I thought it was fair game to commit fraud for the sake of the host,” Watanabe said when questioned during the trial. But she also showed remorse, saying that she “did something really bad.”

Watanabe, who went by the moniker “Itadakijoshi Riri-chan,” which roughly translates as Sugar Baby Riri, dated older men and swindled them out of money by telling them fictitious heartbreaking stories about herself to gain their sympathy.

Itadakijoshi, which literally means girls who receive, refers to young women who date or have sex with older men in exchange for financial benefits. With many such women swindling large amounts of money from men in recent years, itadakijoshi was nominated as one of the top 30 buzzwords of 2023.

Watanabe was charged with defrauding three men in their 50s out of a total of ¥155.8 million in cash between 2021 and 2023, and with helping a 21-year-old woman in Nagoya defraud two men of a total of about ¥10 million in 2022 by selling her a manual titled "A Reference Book for Sugar Babies.”

She was also accused of failing to declare around ¥40 million worth of income over a two-year period through 2022 and of income tax evasion.

Prosecutors had sought 13 years of imprisonment and a ¥13 million fine for Watanabe.

In October, the Aichi Prefectural Police arrested two hosts for knowingly receiving money obtained through fraud from Watanabe.

 

[k1976]

Cute..

Cute = Ugly But Adorable?