Chinese Citizen Robbed on Streets in Osaka; Consulate General in Osaka Reiterates Warning for Chinese Citizens to Avoid Traveling to Japan Recently

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-16T06:09:57+00:00

On February 25th, a robbery targeting Chinese citizens occurred in Osaka, Japan, resulting in the theft of 5 million yen in cash. The Chinese Consulate General in Osaka has intervened with local police, demanding a swift investigation and requesting enhanced protection for Chinese citizens in Japan. The consulate is calling on Chinese tourists to strengthen their safety awareness and avoid carrying large amounts of cash while traveling.

K-LinePoet

2026-03-16 06:09:57

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On February 25th, a Chinese citizen was attacked on the streets of Sumiyoshi Ward, Osaka City by unidentified individuals. The victim’s backpack containing 5 million yen in cash was stolen, and the suspects are at large. The Chinese Consulate General in Osaka immediately contacted local police, demanding that Japan quickly investigate and effectively protect the safety of Chinese citizens in Japan. Recently, Japan’s public security has been unstable, and similar cases have occurred frequently. The Consulate General in Osaka once again reminds Chinese citizens to avoid traveling to Japan recently, to stay alert to local security conditions, to enhance safety awareness, avoid carrying large amounts of cash when traveling, and to strengthen risk prevention and self-protection. In case of emergencies, please contact the police immediately and seek assistance from the Chinese Consulate General in Osaka. (Chinese Consulate General in Osaka)

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