ギンジとヤワラのお尻だけとの交流。　八木山動物公園　チンパンジー　202605

The "Asahiyama Zoo Zookeeper's Wife Incinerator Murder Case," the most brutal incident in zoo history, took place at Asahiyama Zoo, which has the highest number of animal cruelty cases in Japan. Summary of the case as known so far: 1. In April 2026, relatives and acquaintances reported to the police that the whereabouts of the wife of Tatsuya Suzuki (33), a suspect at Asahiyama Zoo, were unknown. 2. Furthermore, the whereabouts of the suspect's pet poodle were also unknown. There is a possibility that the pet poodle was tested in the incinerator before burning the wife's body. 3. The suspect, zookeeper Suzuki, confessed to killing his wife in a powerful incinerator at Asahiyama Zoo that reduces animals to ashes and then burning the body. 4. Furthermore, before the incident, the suspect, zookeeper Suzuki, threatened his wife, saying, "I'm going to burn you completely so nothing remains," and after the incident, he explained, "I burned her for more than two hours," and "My wife turned to ashes." The investigation is still ongoing. "The Problems at Asahiyama Zoo in the Asahiyama Zoo Incinerator Murder Case" Multiple human bones were discovered in an incinerator at Asahiyama Zoo. Despite the incinerator being under strict management due to its inherent danger, Asahiyama Zoo's Director Bando habitually left it unlocked, allowing anyone to use it. 5. Suspect Suzuki, a zookeeper, participated in the "morning meeting" with a smile even after burning his wife in the incinerator. Naturally, the zoo director also attended this meeting. Asahikawa City Mayor Kansuke Imazu, despite such a horrific incident occurring within Asahiyama Zoo, repeatedly made statements lacking common sense, such as "Asahiyama Zoo is open. Please come and see." "We are honestly relieved to see so many children and tourists from both inside and outside the city." Asahiyama Zoo is still conducting an on-site investigation and is a gruesome crime scene. Some people knew that Asahiyama Zoo regularly engaged in animal cruelty. The cruelty of some zookeepers towards animals was also known. While the incident was an individual crime, the presence of Asahiyama Zoo's Director Bando cannot be ignored as one of the psychological factors that led the zookeeper to commit the crime. Director Bando has contributed to increasing visitor numbers at Asahiyama Zoo for many years and is highly regarded by the local community. Asahiyama Zoo is a highly profitable zoo, especially considering its public benefit and ownership by a local government. However, Director Bando has repeatedly made statements to local children and zookeepers that are unthinkable by any reasonable standard, belittling wild animals and encouraging their abuse and death. The following are statements made by Director Bando. (Partially paraphrased) "The Danish zoo's dissection of a giraffe and lion cub in front of children was a courageous act. Don't be afraid of social criticism." "To teach animals how to raise offspring, it's fine to breed them by inbreeding or whatever, and when it gets too crowded, just kill the babies. Zoos should think rationally." "Animals are adaptable and get used to even poor environments. Animals born in this zoo should just die here." "Animals and humans are completely different." Contrary to this statement, he makes the contradictory statement that "animals and humans are the same." "Animals will stop reproducing unless they are given dangerous environments." *Many animals die in accidents because of this. "When I see a sick animal, I want to dissect it (instead of saving it). But I also think I shouldn't." "It's wrong to think of animals as cute or pitiful." *This is an emotion that humans inherently possess. "Humans use their sense of ethics and emotions to control things in areas that don't involve life and death." If humans lost their sense of ethics and emotions, they would become psychopaths. "A deer appeared on the grounds of a high school, and I was called in to administer anesthesia. Initially, the plan was to anesthetize it and return it to the mountains, but I refused and killed it. I then faced criticism from society. To save 100,000 deer, one individual life is insignificant." This is a totalitarian idea that rejects democracy, suggesting that the death of an individual is insignificant in the face of the greater good. "We are so preoccupied with the future that we can no longer live in the present." Suspect Suzuki acted without considering the consequences. As a result, the incident occurred. "At Asahiyama Zoo, hippos and cockroaches are kept together." *Suspect Suzuki is also in charge of the 'exotic' section. At Asahiyama Zoo, cockroaches, millipedes, whip scorpions, newts, and frogs are referred to as 'exotic' and their ecology is exhibited in the hippo enclosure. This method of expression is extremely inappropriate. "I didn't become a veterinarian because I felt sorry for animals." "Chiba City Zoological Park is making a spectacle...