Editing Mr. Moto (section)

===Occupation===
The motion picture Mr. Moto is described as an agent for [[Interpol]].

In the first film, ''[[Think Fast, Mr. Moto]]'', he reveals that he is the managing director of the Dai Nippon Trading Company and had decided to investigate the smuggling activities that were harming his business.  He claims to be a detective "only as a hobby."<ref name="tfq">Quote from ''[[Think Fast, Mr. Moto]]''.</ref>  In the second film, ''[[Thank You, Mr. Moto (film)|Thank You, Mr. Moto]]'', the definition of his occupation/hobby begins to get murky. He tells a woman that he is an importer whose hobby is detective work, but only after showing her his identification which indicates he is a Confidential Agent for the International Association of Importers. However, in a climactic chase sequence he flashes a badge at a guard and says that he is from the International Police (understood as Interpol).

In subsequent films Mr. Moto works for private organizations such as the Diamond Syndicate (''Danger Island'') as well as for world governments (''[[Mr. Moto's Last Warning]]'' and ''[[Mr. Moto Takes a Chance]]'')-- but only when it is in Japan's interests.

As a member of the International Police, he garners respect from local police around the world.  In London, [[Shanghai]], and San Francisco he is given full cooperation for his investigations.  In ''Mr. Moto's Last Warning'' he works side by side with [[British Secret Service]] agents and in ''Mr. Moto Takes a Chance'' he is spying for an unknown government agency. He is known for his close relationship to the Chinese Royal Family.