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Mirrors Installed on the Subway in Fukuoka, Japan to Protect Girls From Hidden Cameras
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The Fukuoka city government on Wednesday installed mirrors at the city's busiest subway station to protect women from hidden cameras. The mirrors were installed on the escalators of Nishitetsu Fukuoka Station, located in the Tenjin entertainment district, to help keep track of passengers who are secretly taking pictures of them. The mirrors were donated to the city by the district's business association. "Unfortunately, cases of hidden cameras a…
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