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True Crime Japan Podcast
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A podcast devoted to true crime and mysteries from Japan.
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In 1988, acting on a tip from a concerned landlord, local officials visited an apartment in Tokyo's Sugamo area. They found three children, malnourished, and living on their own, and the corpse of another. It was later determined that the children had another sibling who couldn't be located. Here the sad details of the case in this episode.
1In 2009 college student Miyako Hiraoka disappeared while walking home from her part-time job. Closure wouldn't come until 2016, after a seven year investigation, but with a shocking twist.
Find out what happened in this episode of True Crime Japan.
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Don't skip just yet!!!. We promise you some fun stories, after all, our main beat might be crime, but who says we can't have fun outside our comfort zone?
From the land of the rising sun, we bring you 3 stories about encounters of the third kind.
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changed it after hearing your names lol
are any more going to be made seems like sence 2017 they stoped . i like hering about crime thats not all over the tv and in another country from me
this is soooo much off tangent chatter. Like it was alot, you could have got to the story much quicker and built up the suspense of the story. But i felt my mind wondering... first ep tho so looking forward to how it goes from here. It looks like people like it so will stick with
we want more ! we want more ! we want more ! we ...
listening to her talk, lets just say, I cant
Holy Misogyny with the mansplaining! Stop interrupting her!
when do we get new cases ? great podcast !
too much extra chatter
Great podcast!
just a little FYI about adoption in Japan (episode 19) - you can adopt in Japan but the system is has serious issues. The main problem is that regardless of the severity of the reason for a child being taken away the biological parents still have to approve of their child being adopted out or even allowed to be in foster care. if they don't approve the child must stay in an orphanage. Even if a parent has voluntarily put their kid in an orphanage or if the legal system has declared the parents unfit they still have control over their child's life - from where the kids go to school to any field trips they take to, their medical care, etc. If you do luck out and get the ok to adopt from the parents you still a long road ahead of you. you must get the typical background and financial checks, you must get permission from YOUR parents, you must attend several classes and lectures, and then you must volunteer in an orphanage for 80 hours (only the wife has to do this part. sexist right?).
amazing podcast! I'm addicted!!! I can't wait for new cases. the fake royal wedding was hilarious!!!
wow, a great podcast you will injoy