According to the indictment filed with prosecutors, club Bis II in January and February employed two hostesses who had entered Japan on short-term visas that did not permit such employment.
The 52-year-old director of the club, who was charged with violating the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act, has admitted to the allegations. “I did it in order to ensure that I had beautiful women on staff,” the director is quoted.
Since September of last year, Bis II earned 300 million yen in revenue.
