One hour later police arrived at her door and she was arrested. She thought if only she had held off a little longer, she could have remained undetected. In her mind, her arrest had been an unfortunate case of bad timing. This is a typical reaction of many young Japanese when they are caught. They regretted being caught, but not so much because they had taken drugs.
Ignorance characterizes Japanese youth's use of drugs.
They know little about the effects of drugs, and they do not know they can easily become addicted if they use drugs regularly for a period of time. Those who are captured say that when they were on drugs, they felt good and could carry on a good conversation. They felt high. They did not feel sleepy and could go on for a long time without much sleep. Some used it daily for three months.