In Asian countries such as Japan, Korea, China and Taiwan, there are perpetrators who use smartphones, smart glasses, or tiny cameras to secretly record people in public spaces such as trains, restrooms, and schools. Some of them use generative AI to easily swap faces and bodies, creating deepfake pornography. Others profit from selling these images or use them for phishing scams. Once digital information is uploaded to the internet or social media, it becomes a ‘digital tattoo’ that is difficult to erase. If such images are secretly and non-consensually taken for sexual exploitations and then edited, what kind of psychological state might the survivors be left in?Usami Nao believes that by seeing the world from the same perspective as the survivors, it becomes possible to deepen mutual understanding and to imagine new ways of caring each other.​