Society | Oct 10

Japanese Scams to Watch Out For

Oct 10 (Paolo fromTOKYO) - Popular Scams in Japan that you should watch out for, especially if you are living in Japan or planning to live in Japan.

These common Japanese scams have deceived many people so please be careful if you ever come across such a scam. There is also a Japan tourist scam that I included at the end of the video just in case there are people planning to travel to Japan, this is also a scam in Japan that tourist get tricked by. Life in Japan is relatively safe, but it doesn't mean that Japan is 100% safe for deceptive scams.


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