Sometimes when you want to do something right, you have to do it yourself.
Such a philosophy also seems to apply to getting justice in Japan — because those enforcing the law in this country certainly don't appear to be very concerned about it.
This lack of enforcement is spurring some reported attempts at vigilante justice — or, at least, arousing interest in it.
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