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"Shaolin Racing," a Form of Disruptive Behavior, Is Spreading Nationwide; a 7-Year-Old Was Taken Into Custody in Osaka; a 3rd-Grade Elementary School Student Who Was Invited Said, "Almost All the Boys End up Going to the Police station." Why Is This Becoming a Chain Reaction? How Does It Differ From Traditional Forms of Disruptive Behavior?

A certain type of disruptive behavior by young people is currently occurring frequently across Japan. This disruptive behavior, known as "Shaolin Temple Racing," involves shouting "Shaolin Temple!" in front of police boxes and then running away. Videos of this behavior are rapidly spreading on social media. [Expert on Juvenile Criminal Psychology] "By using social media, they can attract attention from all over the world. This has become a sourc…
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A certain type of disruptive behavior by young people is currently occurring frequently across Japan. This disruptive behavior, known as "Shaolin Temple Racing," involves shouting "Shaolin Temple!" in front of police boxes and then running away. Videos of this behavior are rapidly spreading on social media. [Expert on Juvenile Criminal Psychology] "By using social media, they can attract attention from all over the world. This has become a sourc…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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