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Kazuko Fukuda

Women and Crime

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Endurance, Identity, and Justice in Japan

This chapter explores the intertwining themes of endurance through a long-distance bike race and cultural traditions, such as wearing kimonos. It also delves into the gripping case of Kazuko Fukuda, a woman evading capture for nearly 15 years after a murder, discussing the intricacies of Japan's legal system and the socio-cultural factors influencing crime. Additionally, the chapter contrasts Japan's regulations and conviction rates with those of the United States, highlighting significant differences in their criminal justice approaches.

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