「インターネットの『投げ銭』で子どもがお金を使いすぎた」
”Children spend too much money on the internet’throwing money’”
”Children spend too much money on the internet’throwing money’”
インターネットで音楽やゲームなどのパフォーマンスをしている人に、見ている人がお金を払うことを「投げ銭」と言います
When a viewer pays a person who is performing music, games, etc. on the Internet, it is called ”throwing money”.
When a viewer pays a person who is performing music, games, etc. on the Internet, it is called ”throwing money”.
新型コロナウイルスの問題で出かけることが少なくなって、投げ銭をする人が増えています
The problem of the new coronavirus has reduced the number of people going out and increasing the number of people throwing money.
The problem of the new coronavirus has reduced the number of people going out and increasing the number of people throwing money.
NHKが調べると、投げ銭でお金を使いすぎたなどの相談が、今年100件以上ありました
According to NHK’s research, there were more than 100 consultations this year, such as spending too much money on throwing money.
According to NHK’s research, there were more than 100 consultations this year, such as spending too much money on throwing money.
去年1年より多くなっています
More than last year
More than last year
この中の半分ぐらいは、子どもが投げ銭をしたことについての相談でした
About half of these were consultations about children throwing money.
About half of these were consultations about children throwing money.
There was also a consultation that a high school student spent 7 million yen on his parent’s credit card without his parents knowing.
There was also a consultation that a high school student spent 7 million yen on his parent’s credit card without his parents knowing.
国民生活センターは「トラブルがないように、親は子どもが使うスマートフォンにクレジットカードの番号などが残っていないか、調べてください」と話しています
The National Consumer Affairs Center of Japan says, ”Parents should check the smartphones used by their children for credit card numbers, etc. so that there are no problems.”
The National Consumer Affairs Center of Japan says, ”Parents should check the smartphones used by their children for credit card numbers, etc. so that there are no problems.”
「インターネットの『投げ銭』で子どもがお金を使いすぎた」
”Children spent too much donating to internet streamers”
”Children spent too much donating to internet streamers”
インターネットで音楽やゲームなどのパフォーマンスをしている人に、見ている人がお金を払うことを「投げ銭」と言います
Now, ”donation” has a new meaning. That is, when people pay money to online streamers playing games or carrying out music performance.
Now, ”donation” has a new meaning. That is, when people pay money to online streamers playing games or carrying out music performance.
新型コロナウイルスの問題で出かけることが少なくなって、投げ銭をする人が増えています
The number of ”donators” is increasing because less people can go out due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The number of ”donators” is increasing because less people can go out due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
NHKが調べると、投げ銭でお金を使いすぎたなどの相談が、今年100件以上ありました
Investigation by NHK reveals that the number of consultation about issues related to this ”donation” phenomenon increased by 100 cases this year.
Investigation by NHK reveals that the number of consultation about issues related to this ”donation” phenomenon increased by 100 cases this year.
去年1年より多くなっています
That figure is clearly higher than last year.
That figure is clearly higher than last year.
この中の半分ぐらいは、子どもが投げ銭をしたことについての相談でした
Around 50% of the consultations comprised of underage children cases.
Around 50% of the consultations comprised of underage children cases.
For example, there are even cases where high school students who used their parents credit card up to 7 million Japanese yen to donate to streamers without telling their parents first.
For example, there are even cases where high school students who used their parents credit card up to 7 million Japanese yen to donate to streamers without telling their parents first.
国民生活センターは「トラブルがないように、親は子どもが使うスマートフォンにクレジットカードの番号などが残っていないか、調べてください」と話しています
The National Consumer Affairs Center of Japan says, ”In order to prevent such cases, parents are encouraged to check whether their credit card information are in their children’s smartphone or not.”
The National Consumer Affairs Center of Japan says, ”In order to prevent such cases, parents are encouraged to check whether their credit card information are in their children’s smartphone or not.”