Cops raid porn DVD shop Dragon@V in Kabukicho, arrest manager
TokyoReporter
Actress Anju Sana shows there is little salary envy in the AV biz
Manager of a top AIJ client fled Japan over 1 year ago following alleged embezzlement
High school girls strip before customers in front of two-way mirrors
An erotic diary entry as published in weekly tabloid Shukan Bunshun
'Say, won't you buy me? I'll do it for ¥5,000'
Osaka's adult-entertainment biz still strong
Game of cat-and-mouse between the cops and sex clubs continues
At Shimanto the customers are as available as the Schezuan dishes
TOKYO (TR) – Canadian Forces aircraft have spotted a Japanese fishing vessel swept out to sea after the March 11, 2011, earthquake and tsunami off the nation’s west coast, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reported.
The 50-meter vessel was discovered last week during a routine patrol off the coast of British Colombia near the Haida Gwaii Islands, a government spokeswoman said. Photographs of the ship showed a rusty but still intact hulk.










