On October 3, 2014, The Asahi Shimbun published an article on a study tour organized by Colabo to raise awareness about the risks faced by girls involved in Japan's "JK business," a sector that targets high school girls and can lead to sexual exploitation.

The article follows participants as they visit areas of Tokyo where girls are recruited into these businesses and reports on Colabo's efforts to expose the realities behind seemingly harmless activities such as "JK strolling." It features comments from Colabo representative Yumeno Nito, who warns that many girls are drawn into exploitative situations through promises of money, belonging, and emotional support.

The article highlights the vulnerability of girls facing isolation and abuse and introduces Colabo's early efforts to prevent sexual exploitation through outreach, education, and community support.

Article:
Tour Shows Dangers Facing High School Girls in Shady 'JK' Business
(The Asahi Shimbun, October 3, 2014)