In the early 2000s, Japan had a booming industry for Junior Idols. DVDs and photobooks featuring underage girls in swimsuits and lingerie were sold in convenience stores. While technically legal in Japan at the time (adhering to censorship laws regarding nudity), this industry drew intense scrutiny from international human rights groups and local activists.
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