Poor exchange rate with the metaphysical plane was not enough to cover his pack of smokes.
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The men allegedly misrepresented themselves as U.S. military members to cheat victims out of money.
Pair of visitors get called “jerks” online, but we’d have picked a harsher label.
Police say fraudster virtually visited Muji branches on three continents without ever leaving his Hokkaido home.
Collision is low-speed even by human running standards.
Japan’s first-ever crane game fraud investigation claims arcades used secret setting so prizes could only be won in employee demonstrations.
Not satisfied with simply robbing a victim of her money, some fraudsters decide to add insult to injury.
The case of what was arguably Japan’s weirdest political scandal finally comes to a close.
Video footage showing the aftermath of a collision between an infant’s electric ride-on toy car and an upper-middle-aged woman has split public opinion between both sides.
Soggy bread is the pits. A great sandwich is equal parts texture and taste, so there’s no greater let-down when your bread feels like a freshly opened bucket of tile grout.
Actually, forget that. A bigger let-down is when someone exploits our shared hatred of soggy bread for their own personal gain. That’s what Tokyo Metro Police are suspecting Takashi Ishimoto of doing by making fraudulent complaints of damp sliced bread and raking in an estimated 30 million yen (US$251,000) from unsuspecting retailers in the process.