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Police are carrying out DNA tests after a man claims to be the suspect of a bombing in Tokyo in the 1970s.

Tokyo police are questioning a man, believed to be Satoshi Kirishima, 70, who is wanted for his suspected involvement in a series of bombings in the 1970s, after they were tipped off he was in a hospital in Kanagawa Prefecture, investigative sources say.

An ascendant figure in Tokyo’s art and fashion scenes of the 1960s, Hisae Imai took an unpredictable turn after a terrible car accident.

Tokyo police are questioning a man believed to be Satoshi Kirishima, a member of a militant group suspected in a series of bombings in Japan in the 1970s, The Asahi Shimbun learned on Jan. 26.

Police are carrying out DNA tests after a man claims to be the suspect of a bombing in Tokyo in the 1970s.

Police are carrying out DNA tests after a man claims to be the suspect of a bombing in Tokyo in the 1970s.

A man thought to be the suspect on a decades-old wanted list for one of a series of bombings in the 1970s may have worked in Kanagawa Prefecture near Tokyo before being admitted to a hospital for cancer treatment earlier this month, investigative sources said Saturday. ...

After 49 years on the run, authorities think they may have got their man.

For something extra special, however, it’s worth paying a visit to Meika Seven, a stone’s throw from Ojima Station, Koto Ward.

Look into the history of anpan, a kind of bread originated in Japan, and its relationship with the country's industrialization.