Japanese woman, confined by parents for years, found frozen to death: policeTOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese police said on Wednesday they have arrested a couple whose 33-year-old daughter froze to death in a tiny room where they had confined her for years because they believed she had a form of mental illness that made her violent. Western Japan s Osaka Prefectural Police Department said Airi Kakimoto s body was found in a state of extreme malnutrition after her parents reported the death on Saturday. She was 145 cm (4.76 ft) tall and weighed just 19 kg (42 lb). Police said Yasutaka Kakimoto, 55, and Yukari Kakimoto, 53, had confessed that they fed their daughter only once a day and kept her in a 3-square-metre room for some 15 years.  Our daughter was mentally ill and, from age 16 or 17, she became violent, so we kept her inside the room,  police quoted her parents as saying. People with mental and physical disabilities and their families can still suffer stigma and shame in Japan despite some changes in public attitudes. Police said the parents added the small room - fitted with a camera and a double door that could only be unlocked from the outside - to their house and equipped it with a makeshift toilet and tube to a water tank outside. About 10 surveillance cameras were installed outside the single-storey home, which was surrounded by a 2-metre high fence, police said. The parents found their daughter dead on Dec. 18 but they reported the death Saturday.  We wanted to be together with our daughter,  police quoted them as saying. Police said the couple were arrested on suspicion of illegally disposing of a body, a step that often precedes more serious charges. worldnews
japanese woman confined parents years found frozen death policetokyo reuters japanese police said wednesday arrested couple whose daughter froze death tiny room confined years believed form mental illness made violent western japan osaka prefectural police department said air kakimoto body found state extreme malnutrition parents reported death saturday she cm ft tall weighed kg lb police said yasutaka kakimoto ukari kakimoto confessed fed daughter day kept room years our daughter mentally ill age became violent kept inside room police quoted parents saying people mental physical disabilities families still suffer stigma shame japan despite changes public attitudes police said parents added small room fitted camera double door could unlocked outside house equipped makeshift toilet tube water tank outside about surveillance cameras installed outside home surrounded high fence police said the parents found daughter dead reported death saturday we wanted together daughter police quoted saying police said couple arrested suspicion illegally disposing body step often precedes serious charges worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Japanese woman, confined by parents for years, found frozen to death: policeTOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese police said on Wednesday they have arrested a couple whose 33-year-old daughter froze to death in a tiny room where they had confined her for years because they believed she had a form of mental illness that made her violent. Western Japan s Osaka Prefectural Police Department said Airi Kakimoto s body was found in a state of extreme malnutrition after her parents reported the death on Saturday. She was 145 cm (4.76 ft) tall and weighed just 19 kg (42 lb). Police said Yasutaka Kakimoto, 55, and Yukari Kakimoto, 53, had confessed that they fed their daughter only once a day and kept her in a 3-square-metre room for some 15 years.  Our daughter was mentally ill and, from age 16 or 17, she became violent, so we kept her inside the room,  police quoted her parents as saying. People with mental and physical disabilities and their families can still suffer stigma and shame in Japan despite some changes in public attitudes. Police said the parents added the small room - fitted with a camera and a double door that could only be unlocked from the outside - to their house and equipped it with a makeshift toilet and tube to a water tank outside. About 10 surveillance cameras were installed outside the single-storey home, which was surrounded by a 2-metre high fence, police said. The parents found their daughter dead on Dec. 18 but they reported the death Saturday.  We wanted to be together with our daughter,  police quoted them as saying. Police said the couple were arrested on suspicion of illegally disposing of a body, a step that often precedes more serious charges. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: japanese woman confined parents years found frozen death policetokyo reuters japanese police said wednesday arrested couple whose daughter froze death tiny room confined years believed form mental illness made violent western japan osaka prefectural police department said air kakimoto body found state extreme malnutrition parents reported death saturday she cm ft tall weighed kg lb police said yasutaka kakimoto ukari kakimoto confessed fed daughter day kept room years our daughter mentally ill age became violent kept inside room police quoted parents saying people mental physical disabilities families still suffer stigma shame japan despite changes public attitudes police said parents added small room fitted camera double door could unlocked outside house equipped makeshift toilet tube water tank outside about surveillance cameras installed outside home surrounded high fence police said the parents found daughter dead reported death saturday we wanted together daughter police quoted saying police said couple arrested suspicion illegally disposing body step often precedes serious charges worldnews