 Naoya Inoue, a prodigy in the boxing world who was called "the next generation Naoya Inoue," died at the young age of 20. His father speaks of his regret for himself and questions the response of his gym. What is the content of the "questionable response" as described by the father? ......

Death of the genius who was called &#8220;the next Naoya Inoue&#8221;&#8230;Father&#8217;s heartbreaking cry: &#8220;I hope his gym will reveal the truth.

 Kyodo News

 Writer Takayuki Urushibara, who is well versed in underground reporting, including his assistance in the popular TV drama "Black/Crows: roppongi underground," which depicted the realities of black market casinos, takes a close look at the rapidly increasing number of online casino troubles.

 A number of celebrities have been caught using online casinos. The ease of use of online casinos has led to a number of people becoming addicted to them, but there are also "on-casino attendants" who prey on celebrities. We take a closer look at the reality of this phenomenon.

Original] The Identity of Xko, a &#8220;Female On-Casino Attender&#8221; Who Has a Restaurant in Minato-ku and Targets Actors, Baseball Alumni, and Other Celebrities

 Shinji Hasuo

 A man was arrested for allegedly breaking into the room of a woman in her 20s who lived alone and committing an indecent act. He said, "I was drunk and got horny when I entered the room and saw the woman. Here is the whole story of how the man, who has gaudy tattoos on both arms, committed the crime.

A 36-year-old man with flashy tattoos on both arms &#8220;broke into a woman in her 20s&#8217; house late at night and fondled her&#8221; and his motive was &#8220;I was horny.

 Kei Kato

 I was in tears when I heard the confession of Urahira Yoshihiro, a member of The Japan Innovation Party, that he had done such a gruesome thing. When he was a high school teacher, he was convicted of inflicting serious injuries on a student. The victim reveals the circumstances of that time.

The Japan Innovation Party candidate for the House of Councillors election has a history of assaults.

 Masaharu Uemoto, Shuichi Masuda

 In this issue of Playback, we look back at what this magazine reported 10, 20, and 30 years ago. On June 28, 1995, a man and woman were arrested in Ibaraki Prefecture. They were wanted criminals on the run for the '89 murders. ......

Playback &#8217;95] &#8220;The Murder of an Elderly Suginami Asset Owner&#8221; &#8211; The life of a fugitive criminal who ran a snack bar and used guns and methamphetamines&#8230;

 Hironori Jinno (Nonfiction writer)

 The Tokushima Prefectural Museum of Modern Art recently opened the oil painting "Bicycle Rider" to the public free of charge. The work, which had been in the museum's collection for about 26 years, was actually a forgery by German artist Wolfgang Bertolacchi. What was the reason for the free exhibition?

Why the Tokushima Prefectural Museum of Modern Art was tricked by a swindler into releasing for free a &#8220;fake masterpiece&#8221; it bought for 67 million yen.

 Daisuke Iwasaki

 Many candidates for the Upper House election held their runoff press conferences. Some candidates responded politely to questions and answers while others walked away after 10 minutes. Will any of the candidates live up to the expectations of the people?

Are they willing to meet the expectations of the people&#8230; &#8220;Renho, Shiori Yamao, and Genki Sudo&#8221; oozed out their true identities at their press conference to run for the Upper House election.

 Takeshi Kinugawa

 The House of Councillors elections were announced on July 3, and the counting of ballots is now underway. With headwinds blowing against the Liberal Democratic Party, we report on the inside story of the two districts in Hyogo and Osaka that are attracting attention.

The LDP&#8217;s &#8220;inside&#8221; of the fierce House of Councilors election &#8220;Inside&#8221; of the constituencies in focus. Inside the House of Councillors Election

 Hideki Asai

 Afro

 Japan needs to be prepared for disasters such as earthquakes and torrential rains on a daily basis. Among them, smartphones are indispensable in our lives these days. If the power supply is interrupted during a disaster because of a power outage and cannot be recharged, communication and information gathering will be hampered, and you will be left alone.

What Portable Power Source Should You Get for Earthquakes?

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 The number of heat stroke sufferers is sure to increase. How high will the temperature rise?

 Meteorologists are predicting that the "abnormal" heat wave of 35 degrees Celsius or more will become the "norm" in the near future. What can we do to stop the "age of global boiling" that even the United Nations is warning us about? ......

[Emergency Warning Report] Japan Faces Unprecedented Killer Heat This Summer

 Takayuki Ogawauchi

 Shinji Ishimaru's new party, "The Path of Rebirth," is planning to make a comeback in the House of Councillors election to be announced on July 3. The Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly election ended with a shocking zero winners, but according to one party's survey of the situation, .......

Shinji Ishimaru’s Upper House Bid Falters — Vote Share Could Fall Below NHK Party

 A host in his 20s in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, was arrested for indecently assaulting a girl in her second year of high school. He admitted the charge but stated that he did not know the girl's age. ......

Kabukicho Host in His 20s Accused of Assaulting High School Girl

 Hironori Jinno

 South Korea's new first lady is now attracting a lot of attention. Kim Hye Kyung, who does not like to appear on the stage and supports her husband from the shadows. She is suspected of violating the Public Office Election Law.

South Korea’s New First Lady on Trial — Election Law Violations Threaten Lee Jae-myung’s Administration

 Ryo Nakahira

 On June 25, a man accused of indecently assaulting a 6-year-old girl was finally sentenced. What did the judge say to the defendant, who had repeatedly made various allegations at trial that differed from his statements?

Judge Condemns Defendant Who Denied Molesting 6-Year-Old

 Motoko Abegawa

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 President Trump reiterated his dissatisfaction with the auto trade with Japan, saying that it is unfair. The employment situation in the U.S. is not exactly on the radar, as news of job cuts at various companies has increased as a result of the tariff hike.

Self-Checkout Fraud Becoming a Growing Concern in the U.S., Says Japanese Resident of 22 Years

 A 26-year-old man driving drunk on the wrong side of the road collided with three cars. A man was arrested who injured several women, including pedestrians. The man was driving a white Mercedes Benz. His breath contained alcohol exceeding the legal limit. The following is a full report of the shocking accident.

Mercedes Driver, 26, Goes Wrong Way and Hits 3 Cars — Blames Others Despite Injuries

 Shu Nishihara (1st and 3rd photos) Dai Matsumoto (2nd photo)

 In late June, Renho made her first public speech in almost a year. With the House of Councillors election coming up, she appealed to the audience for broad support. While she is looking for a comeback after her disastrous defeat in last year's Tokyo gubernatorial election, there are some "surprising voices" from within the party.

Renho Returns to the Streets Amid Turmoil — Is Her Party Backing Strong Enough to Win?

 Tomohiko Suzuki

 The second installment of freelance writer Tomohiko Suzuki's short series of articles on the age of liquefied crime in which the "Tokuryu" roam the streets.

 In this second installment of his short series, freelance writer Tomohiko Suzuki looks into the realities of the "Anonymous and Liquid Crime Group (a.k.a. Tokuryu). In the second installment, he will follow up on the truth behind the "Sunshine Brawl" incident caused by the Chinese Dragon.

Uncovering the Truth Behind the 100-Person Gang Fight — The Shadowy Alliance of Asian Crime Syndicates

 Takehide Mizutani (Nonfiction writer)

 Latest Underground Report Part 1

 Yoshioka, the head of JP DRAGON, who has been active as a "mastermind" in the Philippine underworld for more than 20 years, has been captured. It is still fresh in our minds that Koyama, the number three, was deported to Japan, but the whereabouts of the number two is still unknown. ......

Despite JP Dragon Leader’s Arrest Japanese Crime Syndicates Still Active in Philippine Underworld

 Latest Underground Report Part 2

 Yoshioka, the head of "JP DRAGON," who has been active in the Philippine underworld as a "mastermind" for more than 20 years, was caught. Last year, Koyama, the number three, was deported to Japan, but the whereabouts of the number two are unknown. What is the latest situation of the Philippine underworld?

JP Dragon and Luffy Gang Remnants Still Active — A Look into Today’s Philippine Underworld

 The final installment of freelance writer Tomohiko Suzuki's short series on the age of liquefied crime, in which the "Tokuryu" roam the streets.

 In the final installment of his short series, freelance writer Tomohiko Suzuki looks into the "Anonymous and Liquid Crime Group (a.k.a. Toku Ryu)". In this final installment, we will look at the roots of the mysterious organization and its latest activities.

An Inside Look at the Hong Kong Mafia’s Alliance with Japan’s Sumiyoshi-kai and Chinese Dragon

 In this first installment of a series of articles by freelance writer Tomohiko Suzuki, we take a close look at the age of liquefied crime in which the "Tokuryu" are roaming the streets of Japan.

 Tokuryu" is an anonymous and fluid crime group that causes various incidents in various parts of Japan. The current situation is called the "liquefied crime era" by freelance writer Tomohiko Suzuki. In this short, concentrated series, we will take a closer look at the real picture of this phenomenon.

Inside the Hong Kong Mafia, Sumiyoshi-kai and Chinese Dragon Alliance

 Blank Green

 On June 28, the day the revised Entertainment Establishments Control Law went into effect, a girls' bar in Shinjuku's Kabukicho district was busted. Many people called it "an example." We asked the residents of Kabukicho what they thought about it. We asked them.

Kabukicho’s Girls Bar Owners Face Anxiety After Historic Raid Under New Law

 Izumi Nakagawa

 Smartphone dementia is a dementia-like condition caused by excessive use of smartphones. There have been cases in which patients came to the hospital for memory loss, which led to the discovery of juvenile Alzheimer's disease or brain tumors.

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Death of the genius who was called “the next Naoya Inoue”…Father’s heartbreaking cry: “I hope his gym will reveal the truth.

Original] The Identity of Xko, a “Female On-Casino Attender” Who Has a Restaurant in Minato-ku and Targets Actors, Baseball Alumni, and Other Celebrities

A 36-year-old man with flashy tattoos on both arms “broke into a woman in her 20s’ house late at night and fondled her” and his motive was “I was horny.