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Japan Times reports that on Tuesday, Tatsunori Iwamura, a professor at Matsuyama University in Shikoku, was referred to prosecutors for his unusual curriculum. He reportedly admitted he instructed his students how to make MDMA, knowing it was illegal in the country because it was crucial to his pupils learning. We sincerely apologize for causing major concern to students and their parents, said university president Tatsuya Mizogami, according to Japans Kyodo news agency. The university reportedly said it will discipline Iwamura and the associate professor for creating the drug without a license in accordance with the outcome of the investigation, ac
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