■Japanese Torture

Only physical evidence and the freedom of suspects can prove the perpetrator of the case. He was seen as the "King of Evidence" and for a long time, cruel torture continued in order to obtain his confession. In 1868, the jihaku-ha principle was abolished by 'Daijokan fukoku' (Proclamation of the Grand Council of State) from the standpoint of respecting human rights, and torture disappeared. But -- a story divided into three stories vividly depicting the brutal personal punishment and two cases of power that cover the eyes of Les' wife's husband, alleging many tragic tortures still taking place in secret.