How Dangerous are the Yakuza? Japan's Deadliest Criminals (w/ ‘Tokyo Vice’ Author Jake Adelstein)
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Published 2024-05-01
His latest book, The Last Yakuza: Life and Death in the Japanese Underworld, is out now. He is a board member for Lighthouse: Center for Human Trafficking Victims and hosts the podcast The Evaporated, about the countless people who vanish in Japan every year.
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All Comments (21)
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Tokyo Vice is an underrated and fantastic show
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Japan cracked down on Yakuza hard. They’re a shell of their former organizations.
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Awesome interview!
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Loved the series. Great interview Andy.
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Beyond amazing. GREAT interview Andy ~~~ and Thank YOU Jake A. for your insights
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Very interesting nice episode! Not many people doing good info on Japanese organized crime.
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Fantastic. Your overall content is among the best out there. Love the CH and the BRCC podcasts at well.
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New favorite pod, tokyo vice is awesome
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great interview, came here after watching Tokyo Vice
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Loved Tokyo Vice. Especially season 2. Glad I stumbled upon this channel and this episode to see the real Jake Adelstein.
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Great discussion
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This was fascinating
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Black Rain 1989 who didn’t want to be Sato
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Ads every 2 minutes. Awesome
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Just like Costra Nostra, don't think gokudō is dead and gone. ...They didn't die off, they just adapted to the times.
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An assessment of Jake Adelstein by the world's best yakuza experts. "Not only do they misrepresent the yakuza, they make themselves into the heroes of crime novels and start telling the world that they are yakuza experts. It is tedious, time-consuming, and frequently causes trouble. I have learned the hard way that my name and work are often used to enhance the credibility of this work."
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Loved the Tokyo vice show! Great listen!
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The HBO series is great, btw. A-tier TV
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That change of names is interesting..... NO mentions of the power grid in Japan....
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Love all of your content bud. Keep getting after it.