Is it illegal to download Thunder and Donkeys in Japan?

If you break the law, but don't make it public or spread it to others, you will usually not be investigated, but if someone reports you, or the person you spread it to is arrested, it is so natural. . .

You can generally ignore the situation of downloading movies and watching them yourself. It doesn't matter.

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This is an illegal act, but domestic laws do not deal with too many problems about the Internet. Simply put, it's called piracy, just like the worldwide crackdown on piracy. This is why the United States always finds fault with China in this matter. In addition, I have to say that domestic copyright awareness is really weak. Everyone likes to get something for nothing, use software for nothing, watch movies, listen to songs and play games for nothing.

Of course, there are many such people abroad, but compared with China, they are still relatively large.

Foreign countries pay more attention to copyright awareness. For the simplest example, you think that if you spend all your energy on making a software or making a movie, you won't get a dime, because the Internet is full of free money. How do you feel?

That's too far from the point. I said it from the beginning. It's okay if your Japanese friends don't report you. If you report it, the police will come. It's that simple.

It is said that everyone uses it because the government turns a blind eye. If you find it spreading or being reported, of course you will be investigated. It can be fined hundreds of thousands of yen. No money, or worse, jail.

I didn't scare you. My friend threw a few more computers at/.

In fact, the last thing you should do is to tell the Japanese or share with them. Let's take a look at it in China. Absolutely no problem. Everyone uses it, but the Japanese are different. . .

Pay attention.