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Even the Yakuza didn't tolerate that bull.
They probably have family members who were victims, or some of the victims families hired them.
I think he's not just a yakuza member, he's a hero n god assitant to send that guy to god appoinment
Yakuzas' are a business, legal and illegal. police dont touch them because they dont stir shit up like this.
@@Zyscheriah just call them organized crime
Professionals have standards
“Not everyone who is nice to you has good intentions”
-Other Father, Coraline
Literally my neighbours when they see me eat snacks
Ah, damn. My childhood.
Is that quote solely from the book? It's been a while since I've read the book, but I don't remember that quote in the film adaptation.
Oh mayy god ur bringing back my favourite cartoon since 2009
Nice and good are entirely different things.
Sakamoto and his family didn’t deserve what happened to them, especially their baby.
It's horrible that someone would end the life of two parents, let alone a baby!
I hope they're resting peacefully in Heaven.
In a hands of brainless and worthless monsters. I wouldn't call them animal
@@laurenborg6675 I’m an athiest but I do hope they all rest peacefully in heaven if there is one 😌
gimmie disk
He was a good man... He tried to help those people, and he paid the price. It is horrifying
It's weird how people are calling the Yakuza guy a hero when literally a lawyer and his entire family was murdered when he simply tried to help people. R.I.P Sakamoto and his family.
well said zhongli 👏👏
They aren’t mutually exclusive, y’know (ps: haven’t watched the video yet, so I might be misinterpreting your comment, but wanted to drop this shit here anyways)
Heroism is subjective you can say
Yeah but they're not saying Sakamoto and his family aren't heroes
I hate the Yakuza for not just killing Junko but that family too.
and remember: this whole research started with aki asking herself "where the fuck are all the trashcans ???"
lol pretty much
The answer is easy, all the trash cans are in a cult killing people with sarin gas.
XD
Very tasteless to do something so cynical to a trash can.
We foreigners would have asked the same thing.
My dad almost got caught up in the subway attack when he used to be an English teacher in Japan. He missed the train that day and that was the train he was supposed to take
@@_aqua. why? Because their dad just so happened to miss the bus while hundreds of others got killed or harmed? Why did they have to die? Come on man, read the room, this isn't really a subject where it's appropriate to say "everything happens for a reason."
Man is lucky. It's like when Seth Macfarlane missed the flight that would later crash into the WTC.
@@zenzonerzz4789 yes, other died but they're lucky people their OWN father didn't die during that
zenzoner zz tell em
Boi your dad got lucky! God must of been on his side! Woo! Talk about scary!!!
"People drank his bathwater" so you're telling me Shoko Asahara is the original egirl 🤔
BAHAAA
LMAOOO
LMAO
JAILLL
BRUH WHAT-
“There is a evil cult in Japan”
*panik*
“But the leader died”
*Kalm*
“But the cult is still alive”
*Panik*
LMAOOO
That's a good quote.
"A person who truly wants nothing but the best for you, isn't looking for anything in return."
That's how I started the cult lol.
@UCTW4WYOQUfyE4Mih7lwbHrg but if both people want nothing in return but the best for one another it would balance out ideally making it the mutual love you spoke of.
@@ChristinePi isn't that only possible when both sides give to each other? I mean you can only do so much for someone else before you have to throw away your own interests
wouldn't you then be totally dependent on the other person doing everything for you while throwing away their own interests?
isn't that basically the same as expecting them to take care of you without any regard for themselves?
is everything less then that just someone who only cares for themselves? someone who has different interests in mind other than just yours?
maybe in terms of singular gestures but isn't that also an accumulation, just romantic and familial favors that you expect the other to pay back if needed?
as a whole i'm not cynical at all to be honest, maybe i'm just an idiot who's having trouble processing the thought and I agree in some obtuse way i can't see?
isn't charity essentially a shallow relationship, even if both extremely kindhearted and selfless, don't you like things and people because of personal gratification, even if not technically a physical thing, isn't that a personal gain? wouldn't you be less inclined to give, if the gratification went away, only giving still to pay off the debt from getting the gratification from before?
I know there's far more layers to it and emotions are complex and have meanings far beyond that, but isn't that technically the essence?
isn't caring about someone to the extent of giving everything a kind of gift and can be exchanged for the same from your gifter?
to be clear i don't think people can't care about others without being greedy themselves, just that isn't social structures and relationships even if imbalanced sometimes, still built on the idea of exchanges, of attention and love and sex and romance and promises
the only real exception( to an extent) is child-raising i guess, but parents do literally have to give up a lot of things( still not everything) for their child( and they get spoilt if you go too far, without getting respect and companionship as an exchange)
i'm sorry that i can only put this in such a depressing way lol, in practice i think it's a wonderful thing full of love and sharing yourself in different ways with other people but i'm making it sound creepy
@@ChristinePi search Primer here on YT hes doing some research simulation for these although not quite there yet he admits
You know you're evil when even the YAKUZA hates you.
The Yakuza probably lost several people to the incident too.
@@ReinTenebres or hell even just scared of them because of what they could do
"Shooreh Pippi... Shooreh Pippi... Shooreh Pippi..."
@@Beerbottles123 what?
@@customerservice1323 it's a reference to the Yakuza 0 game xD
"A fourteen year old month baby"
That took my brain a second to process
The poor thing didn't even get to live,grow and have a normal life rip to the baby and the whole family
"year old month" lol
Not gonna lie I almost cried when I was in the part where Sakamato and his family died. I cant believe some people take it this far just so they can be succesful.
I was really sad when there remains were separated for so long thankfully they can finally rest in peace together
@@ladynikkie mhmm Rip Sakamato and Family.
They are mineless monsters taking the form of humans out there. Be smart and protect yourself.
Ikr?????? Those cult members literally believed they were doing thr right thing and that they're good people. Seriously though, I believe genuine good people won't strangle and poison anyone regardless of religious differences.
@@klaudinegarcia8932 it's completely insane they honestly believe that killing a family especially when one of them was an innocent baby was good.😮
Who the hell has the mindset to inject a baby with chemicals?! I cried over that! That poor baby..
@Pringle same. I hope the baby and the family are in a better place. Even though I don’t really believe in heaven or hell.
It’s really sad. We can’t eat it now..
Same i hate when the do anything bad to a small baby
@@dohpht1970 uh what?
@@Jynxxx5 dude i was so glad that Yakuza boss stabbed the shit out of that guy that made the needle for the lawyer, but used it on the poor baby...
The guy who said "I think there's blood" is the calmest dude in the world
Probably was too shocked.
I think everyone wanted the cult member dead right then and there, would anyone really care if someone like him was still alive?
Someone gets stabbed in America: *screams*
Someone gets stabbed in Japan: Hmmm... There might be blood.
Hey, this has happened before. Gary Plouche I think the name was.
Guy had his son molested by a pedophile, and when the dude was being arrested, he just shot the dude.
The response from those present was something along the lines of "Gary! Gary no!"
Oh hello Bakugou!!!
As someone who was raised in a cul t your final message gave me chills. You 100% nailed it. It took many years to learn critical thinking skills. Once I was actually able to think for myself the blinders totally fell off. Sadly, so many people continue to blindly follow the cul ts that lured vulnerable people with love bombing and fake promises. I had no choice, I was a child. However, I imagine that once you fall into the rabbit hole it must be extremely difficult to admit that as an adult you made such a bad lapse in trust & judgement. Many cul ts relies on that internal emotional struggle to self silence those individuals. Those poor people forget that they were vulnerable at the time. I never had that struggle because I wasn't allowed to develop critical thinking. It took almost 30 years to find my freedom. I'm the exception, not the norm. My heart breaks for those still trapped in abusive cults.
were you raised for that stuff/put to it at a young age? Or were you grown up but still fell into a cult?
@@StreetDrilla I really don't understand CZcams. I posted a reply, I can't see it. Did you get the response?
@@christinacarr8971 nope, avoid anything political, you have to censor yourself alot and then it won't get deleted. refresh the page to see if your comment gets deleted.
@@StreetDrilla I was raised in it. I only got to celebrate my 2nd birthday before my parents got sucked in. My brother's were born in. I was a social pariah and dangerously lonely. I missed an entire childhood due to extreme isolation and ridiculous dress codes (modesty on steroids), behavioral expectations that adults couldn't uphold, and severe cultural and specific friends guidelines. I'm surprised I survived my teen years and that I'm still here. I never expected to live long enough to get married, divorced, and escape an abusive c ult that shaped everything I knew or thought was appropriate.
@@StreetDrilla the real kicker? I'm trying to share the insanity of my childhood only to be censored because of politics, I WAS NOT ALLOWED to be political in the c ult. We were politically neutral. And I'm getting censored for politics! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I really admire the way Japan manages to be so modern and cool while still preserving all their culture and old temples and beliefs and not letting them crumble to dust
That's how it is for a country with 2000 years of history
The fact that they killed the baby shows how sick they were.
:(
I tooo cuestion my sexuality but i think am bi?
@@herbertlawanl9820
Whatever or whoever you’re attracted to, you’re a amazing person. As long as you’re happy and comfortable with your choice, that’s all that matters. You be you Bertie *sorry I love that name Herbert I watched Benidorm too much*
Its ok you can call me what ever you want and thanks you made me realise that i can like who ever i want ,so am proud to say AM BISEXUAL
thank you soo much you just made my day .bi the way my name is demi nice to meet you
@@herbertlawanl9820 Aaaaaa so coool congrats on coming out :)
Imagine being so evil the Yakuza wants to beat the shit outta you.
The Yakuza are known for going after really bad people sometimes. I think I remember reading something about where they killed a molester one time.
Theyre more like an underground police in japan sometimes
Perhaps they were paid by the cult to take him out so he wouldn't reveal anything to police
Yakuza are the necessary evil.
@@guitarsaremyfriendzzz7077 even bad guys have limits.
My second cousin who is American like me, was in Tokyo for work and was on the subway that it happened on. He thankfully survived and now lives at 77 years old. Very blessed to have him alive but he was GREATLY affected by the gas. He was even in a wheelchair at one point. I am very happy Shoko is dead. Hopefully he's burning in hell lol.
Then how old are you?
@@Yourstruliey I'm under 18. He and my grandmother told me what happened
@@bakakk7502 o
Thank you
@@bakakk7502 I'm really confused on what actually happened can u explain but even tho I'm confused asf this is still a sad incident
@@dia7438 do you have insta by chance so I can explain?
They actually referenced this guy and his cult in Yakuza 0 and in Yakuza 6, you actually get to beat up the guy too in Yakuza 0
i know what i'll enjoy for sure knowing this
Shooreh pippi
@@meimei The guy who created the cult actually redeemed himself in Yakuza 6 bu pretty much asking the protagonist of the game to help an old woman he liked to not get tricked by the cult
I've been thinking about that the whole time i've been watching the video lol. It might not necessarily be a reference to the guy himself considering that he redeems himself later on but just a dig at cults like this in general.
That was the calmest stabbing i’ve ever seen.
“Please stop”
“I think there’s blood”
Only in Japan lol
I guess it's part of the "read the room" and "never speak your mind" culture of Japan
@@ranguy1379 interesting, in America we’ll be screaming regardless lol
@@yippycat5303 Well, not just America
@@waterized_bottle yea, we know lol
Asahara: I can levitate ..
Also Asahara: *dies from hanging*
**Gives The Most Funniest Person Badge**
Or, as Count Dankula put it: "A fast drop and a sudden stop."
Well he levitated in the end after all :D
he forgot, obviously
The Judge: LEVITATE THIS
I feel horrible for Sakamoto and his family he was just a nice guy trying to bring family’s back together they didn’t deserve what horrible things happened to them may they Rest In Peace
If i ever to to japan i would definitely make an effort to visit Sakamoto memorial. He sounds like the ultimate badass.
Some railway officers and police officers lost their lives while they were trying to save people's lives. There is a memorial board at one of the stations.
Its Ironic that the cult leader died by hanging despite being able to "Levitate"
Lmao
Dude .. you made my night xD
@@TheActualJeffery you think someone hanged themselves is funny?
@@janessa8671
He didn't hang himself, he was hanged via public execution.
@@junkyyard2273 to be honest, i'm still afraid the fact he's still alive 'till this day
Cults creep me out. It's just sad how people search for meaning and love and end up getting stuck and deceived by them.
There are even some groups that have cult-like behaviour, where they pray on and deceive those vulnerable or give people a special high (sort of like how a bully will coerce another student into bullying a victim so they can have a taste of that sense of power/superiority). Even businesses do something similar to their employees, making them feel welcomed or subtly threatening them in order to get them to continue working no matter what.
@@neonnwave1 definitely!
After doing some research. Its disturbing how many actually got to far enough to make people kill other people themselves or their own kids.
Sounds like religion to me (lol)
Edit: ppl calm down, I was trying to make a light hearted joke out of a serious event.
that's the problem, they're smart and know how to take advantage of people emotions. One time, I literally have a person came up to me and started complimenting men for no reason then the topic immediately changed to religion. Thank god it wasn't a cult
I remember when that happened in Japan. My ship's home port was in Yokosuka, but we were deployed at the time. Everyone was worried sick that someone they knew was harmed in that attack. Later, they threatened to release Sarin from the skies, but many Japanese people ignored their empty threats.
i feel so bad for sakamoto, his wife, and his child. aswell as the following lost lives due too this cult
Jesus, didn't know THAT was why there were so little trash cans in Japan.
I know! I thought Japan don't have that many, in order to keep the country clean and have less problems with trash. I didn't know it was tied with a cult!
Yeah, I thought it's to train responsibility to "keep your own trash to yourself until you get home" or something...
I did hear on a German show, I think Galileo or Taff, that the reason why there are so little trash cans is because of a terrorist bombing, but they didn't mention to what extent
As the saying goes “The only Good Cult is a dead One.”
unless its "Blue Oyster Cult", and "Sugar Cult." ;D
@@REMspEEDfreaxx don’t forget the Cult of the Spaghetti Monster. They’re tame and acceptable.
I mean the cult of billy is a good one. Despite my wishes, they refuse all sacrifices
🙏 AMEN
Flying Spaghetti Monster is a satire religion tho
Rest in peace, Sakamoto-san, his family, and all the affected cult members and victims of the sarin attack 😢 This was so painful to hear.
Yakuza guy: **stabs a member of the cult**
Everybody liked that...
Pretty wild.
one day in Japan, you ask yourself "where are the trash cans?" next thing you know you find out about a cult leader who ordered his cult to commit mass murders using sarin at a train station.
Interestingly enough, South Korea has a similar situation with a lack of trashcans.
Yep, definitely Japan.
Not a suicide. Most of the attackers got away.
I was at London Bridge station once, and asked a member of staff if there was a bin for me to deposit some litter in.
He replied "There isn't a bin, because people put bombs in them. But there'll be a bin on the train."
Many train stations in Britain have litter bins that consist of a rigid plastic hoop with a clear plastic refuse sack, so you can clearly see what's in it.
I like how everyone’s talking about how the cult was so godamn terrible that even the Yakuza couldn’t even tolerate that bullshit and no one’s talking about how chill that one dude was after, he just said, “I think there’s blood”
I think the whole incident just cuaght that dude by surprise
If a fucking crime organisation hates your cult you've really fucked up
I literally went "Lol what?"
I dont like the yakuza but ehh that wasnt the worst move ever
Same
Hi, I am not someone that normally comments on videos, but I came across this video felt I had to say something. I most say I am so impressed with how well produced and researched it is. I would doubt some tv shows on this event have been produced as well as this. I hope you recognise what a great job you have done telling this story for the victim’s. I look forward to seeing more from you.
I was there. My parents were stationed in Japan from 1983 - 1988. When the gas attack happened a lot of personel were evacuated from Kabuki-Cho and the Shinjuku districts. The fear and panic was real. I was a student in the Shibuya district. But we lived in the Ishikawa prefecture luckily. The man had so much military hardware from the Japanese Self Defense Force. Including Jeeps, guns, armor. He even had a contingent of tanks and goddamn attack helicopters. He was a threat to the Chinese Triad and the Yakuza. They were wanted to hire hitmen and even ninjas were said to volunteer there skills and abilities dedicated to ending this cult. When mortal enemies, police and criminal organizations come together to get someone that's a scary thing. My shidoshi-sensei died that day of the attack, this man was a father, historian, martial artist, and teacher to many regardless of race or nationality. I still cry for him, all of my friends and family that day. As black American my heart and soul died a little that day. I am a black man who still mourns all the people I lost. I get a lot of hate from both sides because I was a gaijin in Japan. But the Japanese people as well as the American friends and family I lost still fill me with rage. A man who saw a me as just a child loved me like one his own children and welcomed me into his home, culture, history, and family martial arts secrets without hesitation was taken from me that day. To be honest if I was older and stronger I would've taken his head myself, but both of my fathers taught me better than that. So I honor those who died a Buddhist shrine here in America. Shoko Asahara took so much from not only me but Japan and America. If I can understand that, then think about the people who had their whole family and neighborhood taken. Good work to the woman who posted this video and know that you have not only honored Japan, but America as well. I couldn't get to Japan for the last two years because of the pandemic. I hope there is still those who remember what true EVIL is an LOOKS like.🇯🇵🇺🇸🖤❤️💛💚☯️☮️⚛️🛐🏅🎖️🏆⚾🚥✈️🛫🛬⛩️🌐🍉🍣🍜🥡🌹💐🌻🏖️⛱️🌇🌈⭐💫🌏🌎🌙👮👩🍳👳🧓👴🧔👪😭😀😃😁😆💯👍💪🙏
Man, the subway attack was fucking horrifying, and to think there are hundreds of these cults all around the world, doesn't make it better that there's a game about them too
A Turtle doesn't approve of these scary cults
@DanTheMan oh god I thought you were talking about Junko from Danganronpa-
@DanTheMan Thats a really good one, its sad what Junko went through.
Off topic but I really like your Idia pfp
@DanTheMan ayo was just askin a question and also i like the case that you said
The gas attack was in the train station right in front of my mom‘s work place. Luckily she would always get off at tokyo station and walk to work so she avoided that attack. It gives me chills to think my mom could have been one of the victims and I may have never been born.
Be safe
Damn that's crazy..
DAAAMN she bein lucky
Sad some innocent people died because of that rest in peace for those people who died 💖💖💖💖
That's called the butterfly effect.
I feel so bad for his kids, their lives must suck being associated with him.
I read his youngest daughter was very much anti-cult and trying to dissuade them from continuing after her father's execution.
Remember how they got brainwashed in that stuff from literally birth. They never had a chance at a normal life, and even now they were still so brainwashed that the kids wanted their father to not get the death penalty.
I am once a member of a cult. My cult actually dimasculinize men. The actual leader was a pastor and pastoress couple. They preach christian and muslim doctrine all fused together, me and my childhood friend got repeatedly r@ped by other cult victims who were taught to be lowly adult members. The women of the group were separated only to be considered as breeding tools and nurturers. And young boys up to the age of 39 is considered as "lowly men" where we should recieve another men seed in order to slowly transition to the adult men we are aiming. So basically we were r@ped 2 to 3 times a day, 6 times a week coz they claim that friday was a day chosen to rest. Until my childhood friend died of rectal infection and the male pastor said "he died bcause he is now in the process to be reborned as a female in the womb of some mother here in our congregation". And he basically just laughed casually like nothing happened. And i just snapped and shouted at him and ran away. I established a group to destroy the cult and we filed multiple cases against them and in january 2015 theyre considered banned from the philippines.
"Just because someone smiles at you and consoles you when you're down, doesn't mean you are indebted to them."
Thank you Aki. I needed to hear that
Omg thanks Aki
Same
mhm!!
Right? its really good advice
@UCBGyzGR5ak1K1h_Qk7ESrow😂
I applaud that yakuza member. Seriously how can kill an entire family like that... when you said all that aki, I was saddened and crying about the lawyer and family death...
I actually screamed with joy and clapped my hands during that scene
The yakuza deserves some applauses
this made me have faith in humanity, even te yakuza members were disgusted about how sick they were,
@@lucidnight7759 nice pfp
The battle of goroma jima
This is really scary. In India there are several 'gurus' and 'babas' and their following is pretty much cultlike and some of them are convicted criminals as well but nothing at the level of a domestic attack. This was really scary to hear, I teared up when you talked about the victims. I hope they and their families find peace.
Rest In Peace tsutsumi skakamoto you will always be in our hearts
The Yakuza stabbing the cultist is like that anime trope where the villain of the previous arc teams up with the protagonists to fight an even stronger foe.
Like dbz
or jojo
Hxh
basically Loki deciding to join up with Thor to help fight against Thanos
anime anime anime it's always about anime..
Careful there Aki, i heard the cult is still active until this day.
How'd you know? I'm sure because a lot of evidence of them being a fraud I dont think its still alive.
@@MelodyAceOwO It has been renamed, but the group still exists.
@@MelodyAceOwO it's the group aleph
The cult has changed its name, but there are still followers of the original cult still out there. A bus attack in Tokyo (or somewhere around there) was committed by a cult follower in vengeance of the executions that included Asahara. So yeah... They're still out there
Well as aki said the original branched off into 2 group but both still hold the original,s beliefs to some extent as far as Im understanding.
Everytime I Watch your videos I feel a chill run down my spine. The horrible things that barley get talked about in school.. or just in everyday life is insanely interesting.
I was 21, living in Shizuoka when this happened and it was frightening to visit Tokyo after the attack. We drove by the headquarters in Nagano prefecture and I remember taking pictures, feeling eerily spooked. Thank you for doing this story.
Hearing that this cult is alive to this day kinda scares me, I'm sure detective Aki will stay safe out there.
Hello We meet again!
They are pure monsters who have no resentment. How could you inject a baby?
@// stfu
yes yes some dangerous work for aki
@// you shut up
I know we all love the Yakuza games and no one will mourn the syringe cultist, but remember that while the Yakuza aren't twisted cultists, they're still a mob that deals in human trafficking, drugs and hit jobs, so don't treat that one Yakuza as a hero regardless of the fact he killed a guy who deserved it.
I never played a Yakuza game in my life
@@caccalot3637 my point still stands. Its like watching The Sopranos or The Godfather and thinking they're cool people just because they love their families.
@@caccalot3637 You should. Yakuza 0 at the very least cause that game is S tier
@@Falxifer95 Point of perspective really. There is no moral high ground since we all have different versions of NORMAL. You get dealt a certain hand so you adapt and that applies to criminals as well. Disclaimer: I'm not justifying doing crime, this is just a glimpse of the other side. People dont usually do CRIME, theres the sickos and then theres the desperate people and then theres people that dont know any better. Its hard to sympathize with bad people but i dont really believe that people are bad, just bad decisions. Sure some are nutjobs but thats a special category. Not all of them are BAD actually, vast majority just puts on a mask when its time for work like what everybody does. Interesting isnt it, like a normal salaryman. Dangerous world demands dangerous men but dont let the stereotype fool you, coz they are like everybody else trying to get by.
@@Falxifer95 Side note: The worst hooman beings i met are pretty much the most unexpected people. Old People, Salary men so on. Criminals i do know are abit shaddy, they give a BACK OFF kinda vibe, its the mask they put to fit in on their world but when you know em well enough and the mask is off, the people i do know are pretty nice. Thats why i dont believe in bad people, just bad decisions. Sure evil people exist but thats the special section, very rare.
Mother: C’mon that won’t harm my baby 🍷🚬
Same child later: Mom I created a cult wanna join it?
Mother: *oh, shi-*
Imagine a cult so horrible that the Yakuza hates them
Yakuza member: *stabs cult member*
Everyone: “carefully he is a hero”
I was expecting majima to show up when aki said "A yakuza member killed him while being interviewed."
Considering that the original purpose of the Yakuza was to protect the weak, there's no wonder he did that.
@@nkyfong And who was supposed to protect the weekends? 🤨
No, a hero is someone who brings justice while abiding the law. The Yakuza are more like anti-heroes, they create justice when the law cannot.
@@REvoLverj98, very true.
12:36 "a fourteen year old month baby"
Thanks for all the research you have done to bring us this story. I think you did a great job in presenting this whole story, which i knew nothing about! Very well done =)
this cult is still active and his daughter that still supports him is rika matsumoto... she is 100% still a devote follower and puts on a front as if she is an activist for people with mental health. i think the trashcan ban is pointless, as it brought more attention to it being used to hide things. people will find other ways to be evil, you can’t control that.
I think the point is to not to present them the opportunity to do the crime. It might be pointless to you now but there are "What if's". Since Sarin is colorless, odorless, and deadly, a trash can is a perfect place to place the chemical. It's not pointless at all. . . it's prevention.
Rika Matsumoto, as in Ash Ketchum's Japanese VA? Dang, didn't know that.
EDIT: Didn't know, this is a mixup. The VA and this person are two separate people.
I'm pretty sure that it's a different Rika Matsumoto
@@mansoorahmad5358 wrong Rika, search her name with Asahara
@@nafslee Ah, I see. My bad.
Why does every horrible event that leads to tons of peoples deaths always start with the person behind the whole organization failing an entrance exam...
Why is this so accurate 😭
School....
They can't be worth something important in society so they make themselves into gods.
Inferiority pushes many people to power grabs.
Couldn't agree more-
Deku got lucky-
I had NO idea...thank you for putting such a well put together video!
I love that you did this your editing in this is amazing this is another great use of your platform to make this type of thing more known. I love all of your videos sad I missed this when it came out keep kicking ass!
When I heard that most of the Asahara’s children didn’t agree with the death penalty I honestly got pissed off. And to the one who did agree with the death penalty, I hope she’s doing okay
That's called brainwashing
The death penalty is horrendous but it is better than an alternative. A monster could live.
@@liama3287 better for the criminal
You know why they didn't agree with the death penalty? Because Asahara Shoko in his last years went crazy. He didn't speak clear sentences and shat his pants all the time. Japanese law forbids the execution of mentally ill people. I read a statement by one of them who said: “If the government follows the law, they cannot kill my father. It’s as simple as that.”
The criminal probably know how to live
Person: "Hey, do you ever wonder why there aren't any trash cans in Japan?
Aki: *pulls out script* "Well..."
**And now the person got PTSD when he come to Japan**
@@trungkiennguyenhuu2072
Person : * sees trashcan * AAAAAAAAAAA
Trashcan : why are you running?
@@siorganism AAAAAAAAAAAA
well if it saves lives let it be
@@siorganism trashcan: WAI AH YU RANNING😟
I truly LOVE this series of yours, and I hope to see more in the future. Keep Kicking Butt Aki!
Wow Aki this is an amazing doco! Well done!
I look forward to checking out the rest of the series!
"In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king"
Amazing that the quote was proven true.
I literally had the same thought. Nice.
Where is that quote from?
My exact thoughts too
@@cheesecakelasagna I think it’s an old latin proverb but “The Country of the Blind” which is a Short story by H. G. Wells was inspired by it and popularized it I highlyyy recommend reading It
@@Orvvv200 Thanks for the info and rec!
The fact that a Yakuza member stepped in to deliver street justice says a lot to me.
@@-NavedKhan Because fuck you that's why.
@@kevinb5417 sorry....
@@Miooooou I mean the guy deleted his comment for a reason. It was a ridiculous question.
@@kevinb5417 lol what was it?
@@Felinal_19 what you said
Way impressed with your channel, production quality is so good in this series especially.
I remember I saw the Zero Hour episode about this years ago. They had interviews with survivors. I remember one woman being permanently blinded, and there was another woman who got brain damage due to lack of oxygen - like, she couldn't walk or even speak anymore, real depressing shit.
I know a lot of people have been saying this, but aki please stay safe after this video. There could be people targeting you now that you came out and talked about this case. It has happened to some before, but it’s not aposolute that it’ll happen. Just be a little cautious.
Sounds like the Scientology cult whose no joke when they go after someone
I mean that hasn’t happened to Simon Whistler or Count Dankula, but that could be because they don’t live in Japan
"drink his bath water and touch his feet"
the original e-girl
hhahahahahahahaha
They drank his bathwater
original belle delphine
@Roman Gabriel Delfierro XDDD
He's the true gamer girl
That was one of the best and informative videos on CZcams. Thanks Aki!
You had me at the Detective outfit and the stash, subscribed- and now back to the video.
Mad respect for the Yakuza member who stabbed the syringe guy
Yee
yes
Yup!
Yeah
Si
His hair is literally falling upwards in his levitation pic because he's clearly jumped...
Not only that.... how come he doesn't levitate in person 🤔🤔
he looks like he's underwater it's fucking weird
The moment I saw the picture I knew he jumped. The fact that people believed his bullshit and the government allowed him to run his religion without proper investigation is what makes me upset 😕 People are always vulnerable to cults, especially if they’re ignorant to the warning signs.
nah man. When he floats, every part of his body has lift.
@@erika8349 people through out the world believe all sorts of bullsht. How does your regular religion differ from this? In no way shape or form. Its the same thing. So, unless you are an atheist you are even more retrdd than these people for failing to see the stupidity in yourself rather than the others.
My mother was almost a victim in this attack when she was still living in Japan. She woke up late & took a different station than her normal route where the attack took place. She was late & her coworkers were worried she was a victim. I still can’t believe how lucky she was & I can’t imagine how much the many victims & their loved ones had suffered from this heinous act of terrorism. Tbh our family was happy their leader was executed.
one of my favorite cousins is from and still lives in japan, and she’s old enough to have probably lived through this.. i just realized she could’ve been in there and that makes me feel nauseous. i can’t imagine how the families of the victims felt and still feel
The scariest thing about Cults is it only takes 1 person with twisted thoughts and enough drive to start one.
@Greta Wilson True, but not all do. The ones that actively hate on someone for their sexuality are not true Christians. While I am not Christian (and never will be no matter wheather or not my grandma can get over the fact I don't believe in it now that I'm not a little kid blindly listening to my elders and believing that they are always right,) My grandmother doesn't, and supports those who are. I forgot the word for being able to use both my hands equally is called ambidextrous the other day while eating with her and my aunt at a restaurant, and referred to it as bi. My aunt made a joke about being careful how I put it, seeing as bi is bisexual and I countered with “So what if I am bi? What would it matter?” they both stated that it wouldn't.
@Greta Wilson cough cough witch trials, reconquesta (or how ever it’s spelled), crusades
And yes I know that was the church and not the religion it self but every cult has (mortal)leadership and in Christianity’s case that is the church
One person with god complex
@Greta Wilson Christianity is Religion not cult. Religion is a "set of beliefs about supreme God (supernatural)" whereas Cult is “a group of people with extreme dedication to a certain (human) leader”
@Greta Wilson do cults believe in God?
I feel so bad for Sakamato’s family. He was such a nice guy, risking his life to protect others. He should have been able to live a long happy life with his family.
R.I.P to the family
I suppose there is no guarantee for a prosperous and happy life regardless of whether you are kind or whether you are evil.
we must respect his wishes and fight for what he fought
He died a hero. RIP 🙏🏼
@@jvckie5I think he is the best kind of hero, he fought to free people
This was fascinating and I'd not heard of it until I came across your video. Great job!
Bro istg, crime in everywhere else is not as bad, but japan is just straight up ravishing with crime.
Wdym
04:24 "He went to a school for blind kids, where he bullied and ruled over them because only he could partially see."
In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
The one eyed king.
@@liama3287 *devil
@@liama3287 is that a Tokyo ghoul reference?-
@@Eris_xX maybe or maybe not because there was a real one eyed king.
At least, that’s what the eye witness reports claim....
The cult leader's other daughter that cut her relations with the family- she says she is grateful for them giving her birth after all the shit she has been through. Mad respect for the survivor, she didn't deserve all that. Knowing myself, I would probably loose my mind.
Hello Detective Aki! I just wanted to say that this series has inspired me to pursue and look more into legal and historical events, and as of right now I chose to write an essay about the cult for my Modern History assessment and this video has helped a lot. Love this series sm :)
That just messed up I still can’t believe people still cared for him after all that stuff
The Fact that they killed the family made me really sad. They killed a BABY with no thought. Makes me really sad
Yup that was the saddest part 😔
Killing babies is considered normal now, in some cases even preferred.
@@patrickmckenna3585 In some cases I understand but in this case where they didnt do anything to the baby and plus the baby couldn't know anything at the time they still killed a infant and didn't think twice. That's what makes it so sad.
@@patrickmckenna3585 Killing babies is not seen as normal anywhere?? Unless you're talking about abortion, which is a false equivalence.
@@patrickmckenna3585 normal where? Let me guess, you think abortion=MurDeR.
The poor Dalai Lama had no idea who he was sitting with. Wonder how he reacted to Shoko’s later atrocities. Mad respect for the daughter; I would’ve placed the ashes at a junkyard of a cow manure pile.
The cultists would've considered that as Holy Shit. So ya, not a great idea.
@@SeleniumGlow Good point.
This is a very emotional video for me. I am not from Japan, but hearing about this event makes me consider more about how not every country is perfect.
This video was a good listen, even if I was at the brink of crying when the sarin subway event was described.
This is gonna be remembered for a long time and this was also very interesting to watch, hopefully there are more videos like this ^^
*My Dad once told me that my grandpa used to believe in that man "Shoko Asahara"*
👁️👄👁️
Omg I’m so sorry
😦
Damn....
One of my grandpas too believed in this bastard
same😃
I read it as “this is Japan’s most evilest haircut”
I read it the same way😂
XDDDD
Jesus-
Still pretty accurate looking at that headass
lmfao
8:03 I would go insane listening to that non-stop. Just listening to that makes it MORE painful.
I’m terrified of the Yakuza but I respect the man that stabbed the cult member
Dude imagine bulling blind children then later claiming to be the christ.
😂😂😂😂
My mother told me that if she hadn't married my dad and came to my country she would have taken that train to go to work that day. When my grandparents got to know about the attack they were happy my mother married my dad
I saw a lot of replies about my comment being fake and I'm sorry if my comment made anyone upset I just wanted to share something my mother told me one day when it was mentioned in the news
Wow 😳
Damn
Sugoi🤯
That's so spine chilling, your mother is very lucky in a way. It's as if almost every minor step you take could result in a tragedy. You never realise how close you are to escaping death until you see what happens.
Yo!!!!! Your mom is the luckiest person..
This makes me think of how Japan treats autistic people like me. But the funny thing is, it's easier for us to overcome indoctrination due to the way we think. Looking down at people who could easily point out the sketchy parts of something that many others tend to fall for it rather foolish. I just can't stop thinking about my fellow autistic people in Japan..
Either way, this was so disturbing to hear. The few criminals Japan have seems to be so depraved and vile, it makes you wonder why they became that way. I do believe society creates a lot of criminals, but not all of them. This guy seemed to be vile already as a child...
Ikr the bullying part. As a bully victim myself, that make blood boil to 10 thusnds
I’m also autistic but you sound lowkey racist
The use of ambient mosaic in your video is masterful. Great script as well.
Ok though let's be honest. When the Yakuza stabbed the guy and everyone was calm I think they all silently thanked him.
The cult could’ve just paid him to do it so no more secrets would be revealed
@@spoonboi4781 Doubt it , he got paid just to enter a prison? doing so will only make his entire family being targeted by the resident and police.
Maybe one of the victim is actually someone precious to the Leader or him that he decided to do that.
@@lolegaia yeah you are really right. Brotherhood in Yakuza is no joke. Their respect towards their bosses is really strong bond.
and the paparazzi went in and took picture of the whole thing.
probably everyone is kinda expecting something lkke that happening in any of the public appearances.
what why did the yakuza stab him
Here for the knowledge that I don't get from school.
Same
yasss
Exactlyyy they need to teach us about why we shouldn't join shady cults and its outcomes instead of the fuxkin Pythagoras theorem .
@@kuhu7130 lmao true.
@@friedsugar2701 k I agree but don't you think the school should atleast give exposure or shed light on topics like this too? I personally feel that it's important to know what happened and what is happening in the world.
This gave me horrible goosebumps this case is absolutely horrifying. Rip to all the passed ones, they deserved so much better.
This makes me sick I hope Sakamoto and his family are at peace now and that monster burns and will never be at peace.
BE CAREFUL THIS CULT IS STILL ACTIVE AND TARGETS THEIR CRITICS!
Its sad they can't even take criticism, pathetic
@@mysticjp7684 Uhhhhhhh....cult? Are you confused somehow about what a cult is? Of course they don't tolerate critics....
@@firegodessreiko That's exactly why it's sad
Dang it