AV Actress Aya Kamiki Reports Suspicious Intruder at Home, Considers Moving
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Japanese AV actress Aya Kamiki reported a suspicious person entering her home for the second time in three weeks.
- The incident has left her feeling unsafe and considering moving back to her hometown.
- Kamiki also expressed frustration over the difficulty of finding pet-friendly housing in Tokyo.
Japanese AV actress Aya Kamiki has reported a disturbing incident where a suspicious individual entered her home, marking the second such occurrence within three weeks. The repeated intrusion has left the 23-year-old performer feeling deeply unsettled and unsafe in her residence.
Kamiki, who previously went by the name "Yotsuba Yoru" before changing her stage name in December, shared her distress on social media. She recounted that the first incident happened about three weeks prior, prompting a police report with the assistance of neighbors. To her dismay, a similar event transpired again, leaving her feeling "terrible."
Everything is just too awful... That person definitely took pictures inside my house, it's too scary, I can't live here anymore.
"Everything is just too awful... That person definitely took pictures inside my house, it's too scary, I can't live here anymore," Kamiki expressed, highlighting her fear and discomfort. The actress, who has around 110,000 followers on social media, is now contemplating a move back to her hometown, only returning to Tokyo for work commitments.
Adding to her current anxieties, Kamiki also voiced her ongoing frustration with the housing market in Tokyo. She lamented the difficulty in finding a place that allows pets, a search that has been prolonged and unsuccessful. This housing challenge further complicates her decision-making process regarding her living situation.
I've been wanting to move for a long time, and I've been looking for a long time, but I can't find a place where I can keep pets.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.