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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.
Unknown Host hosts Black Torii — Japanese True Crime.
July 8th, 2022. Morning in Nara, Japan. A former prime minister stands on a sidewalk outside a suburban train station, giving a campaign speech to maybe a hundred people in the summer heat. It's a small event. The kind o
On a quiet Thursday morning in July 2019, in a narrow three-story building on a residential street in Kyoto, about seventy people were at work making animated stories that people around the world loved. In the space of a
July 25, 1998. A Saturday evening in the quiet Sonobe neighborhood of Wakayama City. Families are setting up folding tables in a parking lot. Children are running around in the humid summer heat. Elderly neighbors pull u
At two in the morning on a Tuesday in July 2016, most of the residents of Tsukui Yamayuri-en were asleep. They were adults with severe intellectual and physical disabilities — some unable to speak, some unable to move wi
In the autumn of 2017, a twenty-seven-year-old man in a quiet Japanese city was killing people — one at a time, over ten weeks — and almost nobody noticed. The bodies were in his apartment the whole time. Nine of them. S
It was ten in the morning on a Thursday in June. Children in neat school uniforms were sitting at their desks, just like every other day. Parents had already dropped them off. Teachers were working through the morning le
On the morning of May 27, 1997, teachers and students arriving at Tomogaoka Junior High School in Kobe found something waiting for them at the school gate. Something that would stop an entire nation cold. There, placed w
It's New Year's Eve, 2000. Somewhere in the quiet western suburbs of Tokyo, a family of four is going to be murdered tonight. The killer who does it will leave behind more physical evidence than almost any unidentified s
It's 8 o'clock in the morning in Tokyo. The trains are packed the way Tokyo trains always are during rush hour — shoulder to shoulder, silent, nobody making eye contact. Office workers, students, government clerks, stati
Noon, on a bright Sunday in the middle of Tokyo. The most famous electronics district in the world has just closed its main street to traffic, the way it does every weekend, so that thousands of people can walk down the
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