Four point three was the emergency contact

Four million is a tour book. The emergency contact never bought a ticket.

Club Tourism said today that it saw unauthorized access at 05:45 on the 30th and that about 4.32 million internet-member rows on the reservation system may have left: name in kanji and kana, nationality, gender, date of birth and age, address, phone, email, member ID, the emergency contact. Login password, passport, card and bank account, it says, are not in it. Anyone who never registered as an internet member is out. The site is down while they look.

The emergency contact is the extra person. A spouse who never held a Club Tourism ID can still be in the file. A call that already knows the tour and asks the relative for a card is not them. They have stood up a desk. No secondary use confirmed as of the first letter.

What 4.32 million will be asked to cover

It will be briefed as every Japanese holiday, and as passports. Passports are the field they left out. It will be briefed as 4.32 million cards. Those are out. Do not add ANA’s 37,800. Different vendor. Different file.

If you registered on the booking site, the street, the phone and the person you named in an emergency are exposed. A still-dark homepage is evidence about today’s queue. It is not a finding that the address came back.

Four point three is an internet-member list. Keep the emergency contact in a different sentence.