Japan's women-only train carriages have been in operation for 25 years, a measure implemented to combat sexual harassment on public transport. These carriages, often referred to as 'chikan-yosai' or 'molester-prevention cars,' are typically designated for women during peak hours on weekdays. While they have been effective in reducing incidents of harassment, some critics argue they may not fully address the root causes of such behavior and could potentially normalize the idea of women being segregated. AI
RANK_REASON The article discusses a policy that has been in place for 25 years, focusing on its history and societal impact, rather than a new development.
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