A rising trend of using hazardous and illegal tobacco known as "Zombie Tobacco" has led to increased incidence of arrests among Japanese youths. Authorities have been stepping up their efforts in curbing this dangerous habit due to health concerns. The proliferation of such illegal substances is causing considerable concern to the parents and health officials amid growing youth addiction.

The issue of youth using illegal and harmful substances is a major societal concern in Japan, where juvenile protection laws and societal values prioritize nurturing a safe environment for the younger generation. The story is being closely followed, as the increase in young people being arrested mirrors a wider societal issue of youth involvement in unlawful activities that could jeopardize their future.

In the U.S. or EU, the issue of youths using illegal substances is also a major societal and health concern, with various regulations implemented to deter such behavior. There are programs aimed at educating young people about the risks involved. This is similar to Japan where various measures are being taken to combat the youth addiction issue.