A 20-Year-Old Japanese Firefighter Caught Appearing in Adult Videos, Asked Why He Did It
Japanese Saitama Firefighter in His 20s Appears 5 Times
Told Friend to Repay Debt, Was Advised "Try Adult Films"
Photo Posted on Viewer Board Leads to 6-Month Suspension
A Japanese firefighter was revealed to have appeared in adult videos to repay debts.
On the 21st, the Saitama Newspaper reported the story of a firefighter from Koshigaya City in the southeastern part of Saitama Prefecture. According to the report, the city issued a six-month suspension order to the firefighter (26) based on the Local Public Service Act. The firefighter appeared in adult videos a total of five times between December 2022 and August 2023, earning 250,000 yen (approximately 2.25 million won). Although those around him were unaware, the incident came to light when a photo from the video featuring the firefighter was posted anonymously on the city’s website bulletin board last April.
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The firefighter admitted to appearing in the videos, stating, "I had debts, and when I consulted a friend, they recommended appearing in adult videos, so I decided to do it." The fire department stated, "We will work to prevent recurrence through compliance with service regulations and strengthening discipline."
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