Japan Fest Day - Prison Cultural Festival Practices

In Tokyo, Japan, there is one of Japan's largest prisons — Fuchu Prison — and this prison holds an annual cultural festival on the first weekend of November of each year, inviting everyone to feel this different prison climate.

Is there a sense of silence? If anyone wants to know what it's like to be in jail without having to commit a real crime, that's your chance! It's a simulator to be arrested by the police on a police car! Then, a journey began on the “Prison Adventure” bus, where life was felt behind the walls.

Taste real prison food in the cafeteria, with boiling barley tea and rice, or buy a prison bread.

And then anyone, including children, can take a picture of a small prison photo in the wrong shape in their position.

Who says crime isn't cute? There is also an exhibition depicting the door to Sugamo prison, where the Ikebukuro prison facility has been replaced by Sunshine60 Building, which is now a good office and shopping area.

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