Two men have been arrested in Tokyo after being suspected of conducting another "Ground Master" scam, a term commonly used in Japan to describe a fraudulent real estate scheme. The suspects allegedly tricked victims into investing in a non-existent land deal. The specifics about the time and location are yet to be disclosed, as investigations are still ongoing. Due to the recurring nature of such scams, residents are urged to be cautious while dealing with real estate transactions.

In Japan, Ground Master scams have been troubling the society for some time now. People in Japan place great value in trust, and such fraudulent activities are highly frowned upon. There have been ongoing efforts from the government and communities to spread awareness about such deceitful schemes.

Like in Japan, real estate scams exist in the US and EU, though the methods might vary. In these regions, common tactics involve identity theft, online scams, and fake rental advertisements. All regions place a high emphasis on trust and legality, making these crimes highly punishable.