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Core Viewpoint - A movement initiated by parents in Japan is calling for stricter regulations on online pornography advertisements, aiming to isolate such content from children's access [1][8]. Group 1: Background and Context - The movement, named "Target Pornography Advertisement Isolation Association," has gathered over 100,000 signatures since September 2024, urging the government to address the issue and promote stricter industry self-regulation [1][10]. - The prevalence of pornography advertisements online is attributed to the complex advertising distribution mechanisms that rely on algorithms, which do not consider the age of users [2][6]. Group 2: Current Situation and Challenges - Many websites, even those aimed at children, display inappropriate advertisements, leading to significant concern among parents [5][6]. - Japan's regulatory environment for online advertisements is relatively lax compared to traditional media, resulting in a lack of effective self-regulation by companies [6][7]. Group 3: Proposed Solutions and Industry Response - The movement advocates for a "zoning isolation" approach, similar to urban planning, where adult content is restricted to specific areas, preventing exposure to minors [8][10]. - In response to complaints, major electronic comic platforms in Japan have begun to stop advertising sexually explicit content on "all-age" websites, significantly reducing the number of complaints [10][12]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The movement has raised awareness about the issue, prompting discussions among government bodies about the need for cross-departmental research and potential regulatory changes [12][14]. - While the complete elimination of pornography advertisements is unlikely, there is optimism that future regulations will lead to a more controlled online environment, similar to television advertising standards [14][15].