A relationship with the owner was also discovered… The horrific whole story of the “managed prostitution case” involving the too-beautiful suspect, Wasaya Tano.
She said, “Sales were bad because she was ugly.
I wasn’t treated as a human being.”
As the female victim describes it, the group of culprits was a group of demons.
On October 14, Maoya Suzuki, 39, manager of the girls’ bar “E-Wave Morning” in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, and Kazusa Tano, 21, an employee of the bar, were arrested by the Metropolitan Police Department’s Security Division on charges of violating the Prostitution Prevention Law (controlled prostitution) by using GPS to monitor female staff at the girls’ bar and forcing them into prostitution.
The female victim is in her 20s. She started working at “E-Wave Morning” in September last year, but was violently attacked by Suzuki and other suspects in October.
The suspects reprimanded her, saying, “You don’t have a good attitude toward customers and your sales are bad because you are ugly. He reprimanded her, saying that she should work harder, and was apparently violent with her on a daily basis. Tano was one of the store’s cast members, who herself stood at the counter and served customers, and was the head of a group of about nine cast members who were in a relationship with Suzuki. While she was good-looking and made several million yen a month, she also verbally abused the victim, telling her that she was ugly and didn’t make any sales” (reporter from the society section of a national newspaper).
Suzuki’s assaults gradually escalated.
He even hit her on the head with an empty champagne bottle. He also took two months’ wages, saying, ‘I’ll take care of your money.’ He asked for the phone number of a real estate agent, saying, ‘I’ll pay you rent, so give me the contact information of the real estate agent. The victim, who had lost her residence, was forced to sleep in a one-tatami mat space in the back yard of the store, which was littered with trash,” said the victim.
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Still, the days of hell did not end. In April of this year, six months after entering the store, the victim was asked by Suzuki to choose between “playing stand-up in Okubo Park (in Shinjuku) or working in the sex industry. When she refused, she was beaten, so she said, “I’m going to go play stand-up.
Suzuki gave her a card-type GPS device and had her record her conversations with customers using a smartphone app. He also had them report the room number of the love hotel to him, and he kept an eye on the female victims. Suzuki and Tano, who visited to make rounds, would sometimes accuse him of ‘standing in the wrong place. When she took a break without their permission, she was taken to a nearby love hotel and beaten on the head with a hanger until it bled.
The women were forced to prostitute themselves to 13 men on a typical day, and to about 400 men in the three months from May to July. The total sales amounted to 6 million yen, most of which was remitted to Suzuki. She was also forced to control her diet , saying, “If I get fat, I won’t get any customers.
He would occasionally give her 3,000 yen as a living expense, but he made her report what she ate every time she ate. Every time a woman bought food, she would take a picture of the receipt and send it to a group chat room of three people.
When the women bought sweets or failed to account for the amount, he became furious and assaulted them. When their faces became swollen and they began to have trouble working, instead of beating them, they made them drink hot sauce. During the rainy season, when the number of standing girls decreases, they were made to stand there from morning till night because it was the best time to make money,” said an investigator.
The incident came to light in July of this year when the victim was caught red-handed while waiting for a customer. She told the police, “I was not treated as a human being. I was so broken down in body and soul that I didn’t have the strength to run away. It never occurred to me to run away as an option.”……
