A high school teacher who appeared frequently in the media and was called Yankee Sensei was arrested for threatening a female acquaintance.
What happened between the two?
A Hyogo prefectural high school teacher was arrested on suspicion of threatening a female acquaintance.
Miwa Hikaru (58), a teacher at Hyogo Prefectural Tatsuno Kita High School, who was affectionately known as Mr. Yankee by his students and has appeared in the media.
Suspect Miwa (August 2018) “Don’t be silly! Stupid! Concentrate!”
This is what happened when Miwa was teaching judo at another high school.
He used a megaphone to speak harshly to the club members.
Suspect Miwa (August 2018) “Can’t you concentrate on that one chance! Kora!”
Miwa is suspected of intimidating a 29-year-old acquaintance by sending a message on LINE between April 2021 and May 2022.
The content was something like, “You hypocrite. I will definitely beat your grudge. Take me with you to hell. Remember.”
Miwa served as an advisor to a strong judo school in Himeji City, and led the judo team to more than 10 victories in part-time correspondence national competitions.
Suspect Miwa (August 2018) “Do you feel frustrated? Inside yourself, you’re frustrated and frustrated. On the contrary, it’s cruel, isn’t it?”, “At any cost, I want you to get over it,” I want you to do it to the end.
Five years ago, Miwa said that he used words that were the exact opposite of what he thought.
Staring at the front with a sharp look, the cover of the book he published read, “I’m a thug. I’m a teacher.”
However, three years ago, he was suspended from work for three months for repeatedly using corporal punishment on club members.
According to the police, in July 2022, a female acquaintance consulted him saying, “I’m in trouble because I’ve been threatened.”
In response to the investigation, Miwa is said to have partially denied the allegations, saying, “I may have said similar words, but I didn’t mean to threaten him as an extension of the fight.”
(Posted on FNN Prime Online February 7. The original article ishere）
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