『Black Torii — Japanese True Crime』のカバーアート

Black Torii — Japanese True Crime

Black Torii — Japanese True Crime

著者: Black Torii
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Deeply researched, respectfully told stories of Japan's most infamous crimes. Each episode reconstructs what happened, how, and why — the people, the timeline, and the psychology behind the case. ノンフィクション犯罪
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  • Black Files: How They Got the Weapon — four cases from a country where guns barely exist
    2026/09/04
    Japan is one of the hardest places on earth to get a gun. Entire years pass with fewer than ten shootings across a country of 125 million people. A licence takes months — a written exam, a psychological evaluation, police inspecting how the weapon is stored in your home, renewal every three years. For most people here, the only firearm they will ever see is the one on a police officer's hip. This compilation is about four different ways that wall came down. We start in 1968, with a nineteen-year-old who got into the residential housing of the US naval base at Yokosuka and walked out with a cheap .22 revolver. Twenty-five days, four cities, four people dead — and, eventually, a death-penalty standard that still carries his name. Then Nara, 2022. A man who could not buy a gun, so he built one from hardware store parts, and used it on a former prime minister standing on a sidewalk. Then Takarazuka, 2020, where the weapon wasn't a gun at all — a crossbow, sold over the counter to anyone over eighteen, because the law had never thought to ask. It asked afterwards. And we end in Nakano, 2023, with the hardest case of the four: a licensed farmer who had passed every check the state required. Two of those four weapons were entirely legal to own. In this compilation: • Episode 59: Norio Nagayama Serial Shooting • Episode 10: Assassination of Shinzo Abe • Episode 53: Takarazuka Crossbow Familicide • Episode 55: Nakano City Shooting
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