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A Japanese man, who confessed to be a fugitive linked to a series of terrorist bombings in Japan during the 1970s before he died last month, was confirmed the suspect, local media reported on Tuesday.Results from DNA tests run by Japanese law ...

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department identified a man who died in a hospital as the fugitive Satoshi Kirishima, the long-wanted suspect in a series of bomb attacks targeting major companies in 1974 and 1975.

Alleged bomber Satoshi Kirishima's deathbed confession came after 49 years on the run.

TOKYO: DNA analysis has confirmed that a 70-year-old man who confessed on his hospital deathbed last month to being one of Japan's most-wanted fugitives was indeed the suspect, police said Tuesday (Feb 27). Satoshi Kirishima, a former member of a Japanese radical leftist group behind deadly bomb attacks in

Japanese Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako visited the Mori Art Museum on Tuesday evening, admiring an art exhibition that focuses on contemporary art addressing environmental issues.

(CTN News) - In a revelation that has stunned Japan, a dying man's confession has been validated by DNA testing, confirming his identity as one of the

Satoshi Kirishima made his confession in January, telling police "I want to meet my death with my real name".

These travel itineraries by ASA Holidays will take you to scenic trails and memorable experiences, including catching the Hello Kitty-themed Shinkansen bullet train. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Jil Sander’s creative directors Lucie and Luke Meier will channel a sense of comfort and protection in both their fall 2024 collection and show format at Milan Fashion Week.

For pest control, Yoshitada Katsuki applies to vines a solution of vinegar, sugar and local shōchū that he jokes “lets bugs get drunk before dying.”