A hidden camera was discovered at the previous workplace of a teacher who is currently embroiled in a voyeurism case in Japan. The undisclosed school was apparently unaware of the camera's existence until the scandal surfaced. However, it's currently not clear when the camera was installed and why it went unnoticed for so long. Authorities are now conducting a comprehensive investigation while the educator in question faces legal action.

In Japan, schools are considered safe zones and invasions of privacy, especially involving educators, are regarded as severe breaches of trust. The society places a high value on respect and ethical behavior, particularly in educational settings. Consequently, this incident has led to national outcry and calls for stricter security measures in schools.

In the United States or European Union, such incidents too spark widespread outrage. Laws are stringent against invasion of privacy and schools would typically face intense scrutiny over their security standards. However, despite having similar legal responses, a public reaction may vary depending on cultural norms regarding privacy and teacher-student trust in each region.