The unusual behavior of accepting a commission and false impersonation to receive and forward delivery relates to crimes and shifting responsibilities. The recipient is also aware of the participation in a criminal offense, Nevertheless, it is unlikely for the recipient to ensure the delivery containing contraband, such as drugs, cash obtained by fraud, or financial transaction tools used by telecommunications fraud syndicates. The issue is to determine the recipient's intention to participate in a specific crime. As such, this article integrates the Japanese practice and theory, examines the comparative laws and identifies the potential judgment.