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Odakyū Day-out, Chiba (Chapter 41) - Tokyo Commute - Vimarsana News

Odakyū Day-out, Chiba (Chapter 41) - Tokyo Commute

Tokyo Commute - May 2022

SA's political landscape is littered with tired old lions - Vimarsana News

SA's political landscape is littered with tired old lions

There’s a story of an emaciated, scarred and battle-fatigued male lion found lying on the side of the road in a wildlife park. This story came to mind this week as I watched a small group of workers boo and heckle President Cyril Ramaphosa in Rustenburg, writes Makhudu Sefara..

Man arrested over murder of mahjong parlor employee last year - Vimarsana News

Man arrested over murder of mahjong parlor employee last year

Police in Toride, Ibaraki Prefecture, have arrested the former manager of a mahjong parlor on suspicion of killing a 59-year-old employee last June. According to police, Soichiro Tsubo, 34, a part-time worker, has been charged with the murder of Kazuhiko Kitada, 59, whose body was found wrapped in a blanket…

Man arrested for stealing guard rails in Tochigi Prefecture - Vimarsana News

Man arrested for stealing guard rails in Tochigi Prefecture

Police in Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture, have arrested a 63-year-old man on suspicion of stealing at least 18 guard rails from roads in Moka, Tochigi Prefecture. According to police, Atsuro Furuya has admitted stealing the guard rails, and selling them to a scrap metal dealer for around 400,000 yen, Fuji TV…

Police baffled by bizarre guard rail theft spree in Chiba - Vimarsana News

Police baffled by bizarre guard rail theft spree in Chiba

There’s crime spree going on in Chiba Prefecture, with thieves making off with over 200 items within the past three months. The criminals aren’t going after precious stones, luxury cars, or high-end electronics, though. No, their target is roadside guard rails. Over a roughly two-week period (January 25 to February 10), ...