Observed arrival · 2026-08-25
アカホン, the internet’s consumer-warning database
A Japanese public-interest site catalogs products, shopping practices, and household hazards it says consumers should avoid.
Field notes
The archive uses five categories to organize warnings about shopping fraud, food safety, household hazards, appliances, and digital gadgets. Each listing pairs a date and danger score with a short explanation, while the homepage exposes search, RSS, and sitemap navigation. Visible examples range from fraudulent 1TB memory cards and secondhand-phone locks to button batteries and carbon-monoxide risks. The site attributes its information to public-agency announcements and accident data, though the extract does not display source links for individual entries.
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