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Tokyo's Red-Light District Illegal Prostitution Ring Targeting Tourists Busted

TOKYO - Japanese law enforcement has made a significant dent in the city's thriving red-light district by busting an illegal prostitution ring that specifically targeted tourists. The operation, which ran from October to November last year, was a stark reminder of the evolving nature of the sex trade and its ability to adapt to changing circumstances.

According to reports, the prostitution ring allegedly catered primarily to foreign visitors, including individuals from Asian countries and North America. To facilitate this international clientele, the operators created an English-language website that accepted payments in various currencies.

A total of seven individuals were arrested in connection with the illegal sex business, including a Brazilian national. Kazuki Sudo, one of those detained, is believed to have played a key role in heading the prostitution ring. The police spokesperson emphasized that the operation employed foreign touts and accepted payments in different currencies.

This development has raised concerns among campaigners who fear that the influx of tourists could be fueling the growth of the sex industry. As Japan's government aims to nearly double its annual foreign visitor numbers from 36.8 million last year to 60 million by 2030, it is essential that law enforcement agencies take proactive measures to prevent such illegal activities.

This case serves as a stark reminder of the need for authorities to crack down on illegal prostitution rings and protect tourists from exploitation.

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