Tokyo Metropolitan Police have rolled out a new set of measures aimed at protecting individuals from stalkers. The initiative, seen as a response to rising stalker incidents, includes high-tech surveillance, improved victims' support, and stricter enforcement of laws. The specifics of these new measures remain undisclosed for operational purposes. It is believed these strategies will not only help to reduce stalking incidents but also make victims feel more secure.

In Japan, stalking has become a significant issue that concerns many citizens. A social stigma around victims and a lack of strict enforcement of stalking laws have often led to insufficient countermeasures. These new policies reflect the increasing public pressure on Japanese law enforcement to take substantive action and shift societal values to prioritize victim protection.

In the US and EU, stalking is considered a serious crime, with strict enforcement of laws and robust victim support services in place. Police often use a variety of high-tech tools and methods to detect and prevent such crimes. The new strategy by Tokyo police thus aligns more with these jurisdictions, marking a significant step towards international law enforcement standards.