Japan times: Cut-up cops send sword-wielding slimeball to jail
By • November 27, 2011
Befriended females via the Internet and found creative ways to swindle them
November 2011
Ex-Olympus president Shimoyama says hiring foreign CEO regrettable, Gendai Business reports
By • November 25, 2011
Shimoyama: ‘It was a mistake to bring a foreigner in to be president’
Future of Olympus management shaky as ex-CEO Woodford calls for board to resign, Nikkei says
By • November 25, 2011
Woodford in Japan meeting with prosecutors, police, and regulators from the Tokyo Stock Exchange who are investigating the matter
Japan to end unemployment benefits for those affected by March 11, earthquake, Jiji says
By • November 24, 2011
Japan’s Labor minister said the government will end special unemployment benefits for the people who lost their jobs as a result of the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami, Jiji Press reported.
Mainichi Daily News: Yakuza crime syndicate linked to Inoue Kogyo’s alleged fake capital increase
By • November 24, 2011
Nearly half of the shares from an alleged fake capital increase by bankrupt construction company Inoue Kogyo may have gone to associates of a yakuza crime syndicate, the Mainichi Daily News reported, citing law enforcement sources.
Moderate earthquake strikes near TEPCO’s damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant, AP says
By • November 24, 2011
No damages or casualties were reported after a magnitude-5.9 earthquake hit near Japan’s damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, Associated Press said.
‘Fuzoku bubble’ of ’80s supplied sizzling sex services
By • November 23, 2011
The sex industry rose to the occasion
Yamaguchi-gumi offers to not visit Kobe shrine at New Year
By • November 23, 2011
Japan’s largest gang vows to not pay a group visit
Father wins international custody case and return of daughter abducted to Japan, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel says
By • November 23, 2011
A Milwaukee County Circuit Court ordered a Japanese woman to return her daughter to the United States in an international custody dispute.
Ex-chairman of Japan’s Daio Paper taken into custody over questionable loans, Kyodo says
By • November 22, 2011
Japanese prosecutors arrested the former chairman of Daio Paper after he admitted to a breach of trust in connection to the transfer of company funds to his personal account, Kyodo news service said.
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Distraught father-in-law wins incestuous consolation prize
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Proliferation of fake ID cards assist minors seeking work in sex trade
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Re-porn: AV industry relying on rising popularity of ‘mature’ actresses
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Out-call sex services in Tokyo compete for piece of papa-sans’ pensions
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Osaka ‘girl’s bar’ employed 12-year-old girl
