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Special fraud damages reached 141.4 billion yen last year, the worst ever, with a significant increase in "fake
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- •Japanese authorities recorded special fraud damages totaling about ¥141.4 billion last year, described as the worst level on record.
- •Police statistics indicate that overall crime in Japan has been rising for four consecutive years.
- •Over 770,000 criminal cases were recognized under the Penal Code in Japan last year.
- •Japanese police and media reports identify a significant increase in SNS-based investment fraud schemes.
- •Recent fraud cases in Japan include "fake" scams in which perpetrators impersonate legitimate entities to deceive victims.
- •Japanese outlets report that fraud tactics are becoming more sophisticated, contributing to the record-high fraud losses.
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- ▸If special fraud and SNS-based investment scams continue to rise at current rates over the next year Japanese law enforcement agencies and financial regulators may expand dedicated cybercrime units, increase monitoring of online platforms, and push for tighter verification rules on financial and messaging services.
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