NEW: Over 20 People Hospitalized After Man Sprays Mystery Substance in Luxury Tokyo Mall
The Gateway Pundit
Last updated: May 26, 2026
A mystery attack occurred in Tokyo's luxury Ginza Six shopping complex when an unidentified individual sprayed an unknown substance. The incident resulted in over 20 individuals experiencing sudden health issues and requiring medical attention.
- Key Facts: Approximately 26 people reported sore throats and feeling unwell near the Ginza Six mall.
- 25 of these individuals were transported to the hospital, with symptoms described as mild by officials.
- Emergency responders in hazmat suits and face masks attended to those affected at the scene.
- Japanese authorities have not officially identified the sprayed substance.
- A Japanese newspaper, Yomiuri, reported that police discovered traces of pepper spray.
- A Tokyo police spokesman stated a man sprayed a substance at an ATM on the ground floor.
- A fire department official mentioned around 20 injuries after a report of a "smell."
- The road in front of the mall in the Ginza district was blocked off, and fire trucks were present.
- The incident evokes memories of the 1990s Aum Shinrikyo cult's sarin gas attack on Tokyo's subway system, which caused fatalities and widespread illness.
