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Tokyo

Arrive with a plan. Keep control of the meeting.

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01

Getting there

Confirm which airport you use and the last leg to the hotel; keep the address in Japanese offline.

02

People & meetings

Keep crypto discussions in a staffed public venue. A hotel bedroom is not a meeting room.

03

Where you stay

Keep your room and daily movements private. Verify unexpected visitors with the front desk or property manager using a contact you already trust.

Before you travel: official advice

Leave room for weather disruption. Check local forecasts and transport notices before changing cities.

Read current official travel advice

Country/region advice from Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; overview checked 2026-10-30. Passport and consular provisions are written for Australians. Check the rules for your own documents. The city notes above are editorial preparation suggestions, not official city assessments.

FROM THE INCIDENT REGISTER

Incidents linked to Tokyo

1 records naming this city or its districts. Source-reviewed accounts appear first; other leads are labelled.

What to take from it

Distinguish a staffed public venue from an enclosed guest room. An impressive building can make an invitation feel ordinary without giving you independent oversight or an easy way to seek help.

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Planning brief · 2026-10-30

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CITYDubai · United Arab EmiratesCITYAbu Dhabi · United Arab EmiratesCITYHong Kong · Hong KongCITYMacao · MacaoCITYSingapore · SingaporeCITYTokyo · JapanCASECher, France · Taken from home. Held apart.CASEParis, France · The family became the target.CASEHong Kong · A trade invitation became captivity.CASEPunggol, Singapore · A Telegram offer. A bag of cash.01Start here02Emergency numbers and bilingual card03Decide how much protection you need04Map your exposure without creating a target list05Reduce what strangers can learn06Separate daily spending from long term reserves07Make signing a deliberate activity08Backups and inheritance without new vulnerabilities09Secure phones accounts and communications10Recognise manipulation before money moves11Give family and staff a usable role12Make home entry predictable and controlled