A senior opposition lawmaker has warned that Japan’s push toward a new anti-spy law and intelligence agency could reshape daily life in ways many citizens do not expect. In particular, she warns that the law could spell an end to oshikatsu (推し活), fan activities that support one’s favorite idol or entertainer.
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