Today’s Creepy Strangers Offer The Nintendo 3DS, Not Lollies


In the past, parents told children not to accept lollies from strangers. They might want to add something else to that list: video game portables.

Earlier this month in Hokkaido, Japan, a middle-aged man called out to a primary school student on her way home: “I’ll give you a 3DS, so come here.” Thankfully, the kid was smart enough not to approach him.

So kids, do not take lollies or game machines from strangers — even if you’re offered rare Nintendo handhelds like a clear Game Boy, a Super Famicom Game Boy Advance or a Bathing Ape DS Lite. Just don’t!

小学生に対する声かけに注意! [ほっかいどう安全安心情報]


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