In a shocking incident, a man was stabbed in Akasaka, a popular district in Tokyo. The police immediately sprung into action, arresting another man in connection with the case. The exact motive behind the attack remains unclear. The victim is currently receiving treatment at a local hospital. The authorities are investigating further into the incident.

Violent crimes such as stabbing incidents are relatively rare in Japan due to the country's strict gun laws and low crime rate. Such incidents often grab headlines and stir public concern about safety. Law enforcement is recognized for swift action and the legal system is notorious for its high conviction rate, which signifies public trust in Japan's justice system.

In comparison to the US or EU where violent crimes occur with more frequency, Japan has a relatively low violent crime rate. However, any instance of such crime is taken very seriously and is investigated thoroughly. Law enforcement in countries like the US and EU also aim for quick responses and arrests, but given the larger population and higher crime rate, it can sometimes take longer.