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In my experience reviewing tobu-sec, I did not find any specific details regarding inactivity fees in the available information about their products and services. As someone who always takes account fees seriously—these can impact my long-term returns—I made a point to look for this. Transparency around such charges is essential for making informed decisions. However, tobu-sec’s publicly listed information concentrates largely on commissions for stock, bond, and derivatives transactions, and does not clarify whether inactivity or account maintenance fees are charged. This lack of explicit detail about inactivity fees makes it difficult for me to gauge any potential financial impact for accounts that are not actively traded. As a cautious trader, I would not assume there are no such charges simply because they aren’t openly stated—in my experience, some brokers reveal these only in client agreements or account opening documents. Since tobu-sec is regulated by the Japanese FSA and offers a range of traditional investment products rather than forex or more modern assets, they may follow conventional industry practices, but this does not guarantee the absence of inactivity fees. Given this ambiguity, I would strongly advise anyone considering an account with tobu-sec to seek direct clarification from their customer service. Confirming this in writing is especially important before committing funds, as undisclosed fees can erode investment performance over time. For me, ensuring comprehensive understanding of all possible charges remains a key part of due diligence.