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Tag Archives: Kakurokyo
Police raid far-left group Kakurōkyō sites ahead of Trump visit to Japan
Japanese media reported that the police conducted raids on November 2nd at five sites linked to one of the factions of the far-left radical group Kakurōkyō (Revolutionary Workers). Deliberately timed as a crackdown just ahead of the arrival of President … Continue reading
Police arrest Kakurōkyō activist over mortar attack on United States Air Force base in 2013
Police have announced the arrest of an alleged member of the radical far-left group Kakurōkyō over a projectile attack at Yokota Air Base, a United States military facility in west Tokyo, in 2013. The 65-year-old Toyotsuna Numata was arrested, Tokyo … Continue reading
Police arrest two members of far-left Kakurōkyō faction suspected of involvement in mortar attacks
While the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department may seem to have something of an obsession with veteran far-left group Chūkaku-ha and arresting its members, from the young to the old, on trivial charges, that is not to suggest it is only … Continue reading
Police crackdown continues on far-left groups in lead-up to G7 Summit
Tokyo residents would have noticed something new in major train stations around the city: police officers standing around, not doing much except sometimes trying to look tall on a small set of portable steps. This is the decorative side of … Continue reading
Police raid far-left Kakurōkyō faction over Yokota Air Base attack, arrest six
It’s crackdown season — but isn’t it always? Security police have carried out raids on three covert bases allegedly linked to the “non-mainstream” faction of Kakurōkyō, the far-left group with a history of mortar attacks on US military facilities over … Continue reading
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