”There's a man under my bed”... What happened to a foreign woman traveling in Japan?

A Ukrainian woman traveling in Japan discovered a strange man under her hotel bed and called the police.
Recently, according to Taiwanese media such as Mirror Media,
On the 25th of last month, a Ukrainian woman, Natalie Khomenko, who was in the hospital, posted on her Instagram account that she had discovered a strange man under the bed in the hotel where she was staying.
"We were expecting a safe trip, but everything changed," Natalie said, explaining the situation at the time.
Last month, Natalie noticed a strange smell in her hotel room in Tokyo and while checking around, she found something under the bed.
She discovered an Asian man hiding in the room. Natalie screamed in shock, and the man crawled out from under the bed, stared at her for three seconds, then ran out of the room.
The incident is currently under investigation by the Japanese police. While the hotel is also investigating the incident, police have found portable power batteries and USB devices at the scene.
However, since the hotel does not have security cameras, it is difficult to identify who the intruder is. The hotel where the victim was staying is one of Japan's largest business hotels.
The company that runs the hotel was the APA chain. Natalie was refunded the $510 she paid for her stay. She said she was worried the hotel would cause her emotional distress.
She requested $1,600 in compensation for the damage, but it was rejected. Natalie subsequently released an official email she received from the hotel. In the email, the hotel said, "The police have been instructed
"We conducted initial investigations, such as taking fingerprints, but were unable to identify the perpetrator. There is no security camera footage, so it is difficult to identify the perpetrator and it is difficult to continue the investigation," he said. "We are very sorry, but
In response, Natalie said, "After this incident, my trip turned into a nightmare. I couldn't sleep the next day, I was plagued by anxiety, and I was shaking in every corner of the room.
"I had to check with the hotel," he said, "to find out how someone could get into my room, how they knew I was alone in that room, and why the hotel was so vigilant."
"I wonder why they can't take responsibility for such a serious safety violation," he said, calling on the hotel to investigate the incident and follow up on it.