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 Interview] "Being close to refugees is for the benefit of all of us.

 I didn't become a lawyer because I wanted to. I didn't become a lawyer to become a lawyer. I don't want to be a lawyer, but I want to help people who are refugees, people who came to Japan from abroad to avoid danger, people who risked their lives to escape from their homeland. That is why I am a lawyer.

The dream of Chie Komai, a lawyer who &#8220;treats people as people.

 Kyodo News

 An 82-year-old wealthy man in Osaka was beaten to death with a hammer, hitting his face and head repeatedly. A demolition company president, his 21-year-old wife and three others were arrested. The crime was committed in the early morning after a careful inspection of the house. The horrifying details of the case and the appalling motive are introduced.

82-year-old wealthy man bludgeoned to death with hammer&#8230; 23-year-old wife and husband &#8220;shudder at the details of the crime&#8221;

 Saii (first photo) Kyodo News (second and third photos)

 A keeper at Nasu Safari Park in Tochigi Prefecture was bitten all over his body, suffered a head fracture, and lost his right wrist when he tried to retrieve his tranquilizer gun but failed to do so in time. ......

 'At 8:30 in the morning of January 5, 2010, three keepers were attacked by a tiger at the Nasu Safari Park in Nasu-machi, Tochigi Prefecture. The animal that attacked them was a male tiger named Volta, which is about 2 meters long and weighs over 150 kilograms. The tiger is rare among the approximately 3,000 Bengal tigers in the world.

The tragic story behind the attack on three tiger keepers by one of the &#8220;30 tigers in the world.

 Non-fiction writer. Worked at the Sankei Shimbun, where he was in charge of the National Police Agency Press Club, the Metropolitan Police Department Cap, the Kanagawa Prefectural Police Cap, the Judicial Press Club, and the National Tax Agency Press Club, before going freelance. Author of "Kaizaiya to Bubble" (Bunshun Shinsho).

 Masahiro Ojima

 The origins lie in an incident over 40 years ago.

 Tattoos have become popular among young people as a part of fashion, perhaps due to the influence of popular Western musicians and movie actors. However, due in part to the influence of yakuza movies, the image of gang members with tattoos on their backs is generally

The deep reason why a Former Organized Crime Division police detective started taking pictures of &#8220;yakuza tattoos

 Kyodo News (1st photo) Afro (3rd photo)

 An urgent roundtable discussion: Drugstores in a state of rage, generic promotion backfiring, and shortages of life-threatening drugs for heart failure, hypertension, angina pectoris, etc. ......

 In recent years, there has been a spate of drug shortages at pharmacies due to a lack of supply of generic drugs. A pharmacist at a dispensing pharmacy tells us about the fierce situation, dealing with daily shortages and angry shouts from customers.

No drugs&#8230;! Three active pharmacists talk about the current state of &#8220;desperate pharmacies

 Izumi Nakagawa

 On January 20, the United Kingdom decided to remove many of the restrictions on the spread of the new coronavirus, saying that the spread of the virus had calmed down. This is a big difference from Japan, which has taken priority measures to prevent the spread of the disease while the scientific evidence remains vague.

Why the U.K. won&#8217;t tighten regulations even if the number of infected people exceeds 200,000 a day

 Born in 1973. After working for a publishing company and an advertising production company, she became a freelance writer. In addition to interviewing actors for weekly and monthly magazines, she writes drama columns for a variety of media. JUMP 9 no Tobira ga Openitoki" (both published by Earl's Publishing).

 Wakako Tago

 Mayumi Abe

 Cyber-attacks on medical institutions are on the rise in many parts of the world due to the spread of the new coronavirus. In this situation, there is a company that is researching and developing a new technology that can respond to "medical cyber terrorism" with a completely new methodology.

Japan&#8217;s healthcare system in danger of cyber attacks

 AFP/Afro

 North Korea has launched a series of missiles. Kim Jong-un's confidence has grown as the performance of his missiles has improved dramatically, and he has taken a strong stance, suggesting that he may resume nuclear testing. In the background lies the reality of the South Korean military. What is the reality of its unexpected capabilities and equipment?

South Korea&#8217;s military underestimates North Korean missiles

 Shinji Hasuo

 The number of crimes that exploit user psychology is increasing rapidly. It is a "support scam" that makes it look as if a computer has been infected with a virus to stir up anxiety and demands money in the name of disinfection. What is the surprisingly clever and cunning method?

Over 200 million yen in damage&#8230; &#8220;Virus infection! The shocking tactics of support fraud

 Shutaro Iwashiro

 Yoshio Tsunoda/Afro

 A grin under the mask" in the face of a mysterious rise in approval ratings

 Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has won the "prime minister's chair" after years of self-concealment. The basic principle of running a government is "not to make any blunders. So, he has decided to do nothing.

The Kishida administration&#8217;s &#8220;do-nothing-until-election strategy&#8221; is spreading Omicron misery

 Fumitaro Kuroi

 This is not "diplomacy on the brink. The situation in North Korea is becoming increasingly tense ahead of the Beijing Olympics.

 North Korea is "serious. The Japanese press has been too lax in its analysis of the missile launches since the beginning of the year. This is not a "check on the U.S.," but a clear warning that North Korea will resume nuclear and ICBM testing. This is an urgent report by military journalist Buntaro Kuroi.

Resumption of Nuclear and ICBM Tests. The meaning of Kim Jong-un&#8217;s threatened &#8220;action.

 A 57-year-old woman was stabbed to death in Kasama City, Ibaraki Prefecture. A 25-year-old son-in-law was arrested as a suspect. The incident took place in a residential area in broad daylight. What was behind the horrific murderous intent? This film introduces the horrifying family situation.

A 25-year-old man stabbed his mother-in-law to death with multiple knives.

 A student at a prep school in Aichi Prefecture stabbed three people in front of Tokyo University. The details are becoming clearer. It was about a year ago that the student, in despair over his plummeting grades, began planning to kill indiscriminately. What are the horrifying details?

The Stabbing in front of Tokyo University: A year ago, a brilliant boy planned to kill indiscriminately.

 While Saki Sudo sits behind bars awaiting the start of her trial, another trial of great importance to her is steadily underway. It is a trial over the authenticity of a "will" that Kosuke Nozaki is said to have written before his death. All of his personal assets

The God of Appraisal Confirms that Don Juan&#8217;s Will is a Fake

 Takero Kizuna

 The powerful practice of the "Ryuyukai" from Katsushika-ku, Tokyo, where all members are imprisoned for a total of 128 years! The only condition for joining the team is to submit a "letter of excommunication.

 The "Ryuyukai" of the Katsushika Ward Softball Federation in Tokyo won the league championship in 2005, five years after its formation. The team has become one of the strongest in the league. However, the team is characterized by a total of 128 years of imprisonment among its members. They are all former yakuza? That's all. If you actually take a peek...

A unique softball team full of former yakuza!

 AFLO

 The Akishino family's year-end and New Year holidays were unusually quiet and lacking in cheerfulness, or to put it another way, lonely.

Mixed feelings of the Mako-less Akishino family during the year-end and New Year holidays

 In the midst of a global money glut, money will flow into undervalued Japanese stocks as the U.S. is certain to raise interest rates.

 If the Covid-19 converges in 2010, there is a good chance that Japanese stocks will soar. What semiconductor-related stocks are attracting the most attention, and how should we act in anticipation of revenge spending? Here is a roundup of stocks that could play a leading role!

Characteristics of stocks that will play a leading role in the post-Corona &#8220;2022 Japanese stock market explosion&#8221;

 Takashi Yoshida

 In 2022, the Don Juan murder case in Kishu will take a major turn. 8 months after his arrest in April 2009, when will the trial begin? The bereaved family has submitted an expert opinion that the handwriting in the will is fake.

 The mysterious death of Kosuke Nozaki, the "Don Juan of Kishu," occurred in May 2006. There are still many mysteries surrounding his enormous assets, including the speculations of his wife, Saki, and the alleged will from Tanabe City.

I didn&#8217;t kill him.&#8221; Saki Sudo, the defendant in the Don Juan case in Kishu, now.

 2022, Kabukicho is now......

 Toyoko Kids" was very popular in 2021. Now "Toyoko" tends to be taken up as a dangerous area where disorderly minors gather, but it was not like that from the beginning. The "Toyoko Kids" have been hanging out in Shinjuku, Tokyo since around 2006.

Keio University student writer explains why Toyoko became a lawless zone.

 The Omicron Variant of the virulent new coronavirus is spreading rapidly. Although the arrival of the sixth wave of the virus was foreseeable given the devastation in Europe and the United States since the end of last year, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who is in control of the "Japan Maru," has been slow to act. World's highest level

Kishida administration moving too slowly&#8230; and feeling useless in dealing with vaccines

 Even the Aegis Can't Shoot It Down. North Korea's Steadily Increasing Nuclear Capabilities: A Report by Sentaro Kuroi

 Just before 9 a.m. today, January 17, North Korea launched a "possible ballistic missile. According to the Japan Coast Guard, the missile is "believed to have already fallen," but the agency is urging people to "continue to pay attention to information. Four times in just 12 days at the beginning of the year

Fourth missile of the year&#8230; Japan on alert! North Korea&#8217;s military level

 Hasuo Shinji

 Born in Tokyo in 1977. Nonfiction writer. Graduated from Nihon University College of Art. He is active in reporting and writing about culture, history, and medicine in Japan and abroad. His books include "The House of 'Demons': Parents Who Kill Their Own Children," "Forty-three Killing Intentions: The Depths of the Kawasaki Jr. 1 Boys' Murder Case," "Rental Child," "Kinship Murder," and "Social Map of Disparity and Division.

 Kota Ishii

 Non-fiction writer Kota Ishii takes a deep look into Japanese society!

 An indiscriminate stabbing incident occurred on the street in front of the University of Tokyo. The perpetrator is a second-year high school student at a very prestigious private school in Nagoya. There have been many horrific incidents involving elite students in the past. What is the horrifying background to the murders of these brilliant students?

Indiscriminate stabbing of a high school sophomore in front of Todai&#8230; A shuddering background to the incidents involving students of a prestigious school

 An elementary school teacher in Tokyo's Itabashi Ward has been arrested for indecently assaulting three girls. This is the fourth time he has been arrested. This is the fourth time he has been arrested. What is the nature of his repeated and appalling crimes, and what is the surprising reason why teacher crimes are not decreasing?

Elementary school teacher arrested four times for misbehaving with girls

 Observer. Freelance writer. She is a freelance writer, and has published several books, including "Tsukebi no mura: gossip killed five people? (Shobunsha), "Runaway Old Man, Crime Theater" (Yosen-sha Shinsho), "Kanae Kijima: The Secret of Dangerous Love" (Tokuma Shoten), "Kanae Kijima Gekijo" (Takarajima-sha), and in the past, "Kasumikko Club: Daughters' Court Hearings" (Shinchosha).

 Yuki Takahashi

 The identity of Katsuya Katsuya, the defendant in the murder of a nine-year-old girl in Tsuyama, Okayama Prefecture, 17 years ago in September 2004.

 Seventeen years ago, defendant Katsuhito Katsuda was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a then nine-year-old girl in Tsuyama, Okayama Prefecture. The doctor who conducted the psychiatric evaluation appeared as a witness at the end of the trial last November, and revealed the shocking things the defendant had said.

The defendant in the murder of a 9-year-old girl in Tsuyama City, Okayama Prefecture, 17 years ago, told a psychiatrist that crime is a way to kill time.

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The dream of Chie Komai, a lawyer who “treats people as people.

82-year-old wealthy man bludgeoned to death with hammer… 23-year-old wife and husband “shudder at the details of the crime”

The tragic story behind the attack on three tiger keepers by one of the “30 tigers in the world.

The deep reason why a Former Organized Crime Division police detective started taking pictures of “yakuza tattoos

No drugs…! Three active pharmacists talk about the current state of “desperate pharmacies

Why the U.K. won’t tighten regulations even if the number of infected people exceeds 200,000 a day

Japan’s healthcare system in danger of cyber attacks

South Korea’s military underestimates North Korean missiles

Over 200 million yen in damage… “Virus infection! The shocking tactics of support fraud

The Kishida administration’s “do-nothing-until-election strategy” is spreading Omicron misery

Resumption of Nuclear and ICBM Tests. The meaning of Kim Jong-un’s threatened “action.

A 25-year-old man stabbed his mother-in-law to death with multiple knives.

The Stabbing in front of Tokyo University: A year ago, a brilliant boy planned to kill indiscriminately.

The God of Appraisal Confirms that Don Juan’s Will is a Fake

A unique softball team full of former yakuza!

Mixed feelings of the Mako-less Akishino family during the year-end and New Year holidays

Characteristics of stocks that will play a leading role in the post-Corona “2022 Japanese stock market explosion”

I didn’t kill him.” Saki Sudo, the defendant in the Don Juan case in Kishu, now.

Keio University student writer explains why Toyoko became a lawless zone.

Kishida administration moving too slowly… and feeling useless in dealing with vaccines

Fourth missile of the year… Japan on alert! North Korea’s military level

Indiscriminate stabbing of a high school sophomore in front of Todai… A shuddering background to the incidents involving students of a prestigious school

Elementary school teacher arrested four times for misbehaving with girls

The defendant in the murder of a 9-year-old girl in Tsuyama City, Okayama Prefecture, 17 years ago, told a psychiatrist that crime is a way to kill time.