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Two Women Allegedly Haul $1M of Pot From New York to Japan

Summary by New York Post
Tokyo police arrested two American women on Sept. 5 after they allegedly landed in Japan's Haneda International Airport with $1 million in pot. The country is known for its zero-tolerance drug laws.

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Two American women were found with 30 kilograms of cannabis in their suitcases in Tokyo. One of them took the job because of the free trip to Japan.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Detainees transported dry cannabis weighing about 30 kilograms, with an estimated value of $970,000.

·Los Angeles, United States
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TOKYO – Two American (US) women have been arrested after attempting to smuggle US$1 million (RM4 million) worth of marijuana into Japan, with one of the suspects claiming to have been lured by an offer of a free trip to the country, the South China Morning Post reported. The two 25-year-old suspects arrived at Tokyo's Haneda Airport from New York state.

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Kosmo Online broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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