In a significant move against criminal activity, Tokyo law enforcement agencies have conducted a successful sting operation, resulting in the arrest of 34 individuals. These arrests were made at a reputed criminal stronghold, code-named "Tokuryu". The identities of the apprehended and the nature of their alleged criminal activities have not yet been disclosed by the authorities.

In Japan, public safety is a foremost concern, holding a critical place in public discourse. Incidents of this nature are often a topic of intense public interest. Moreover, the Japanese law prioritizes preserving personal privacy until formal charges are filed, which might explain why details have yet to be made public.

In contrast, the U.S or EU generally disclose more details about such operations, including the nature of alleged criminal activities. However, similar to Japan, they typically withhold names unless formal charges are made, respecting the principle of 'innocent until proven guilty'.