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NEZAKONNOE POTREBLENIE NARKOTIChESKIKh SREDSTV, PSIKhOTROPNYKh VEShchESTV, IKh ANALOGOV PRIChINIAET VRED ZDOROVʹIU, IKh NEZAKONNYĬ OBOROT ZAPREShchEN I VLEChET USTANOVLENNUIU ZAKONODATELʹSTVOM OTVETSTVENNOSTʹ. PERVAIA ISTORIIA O IAPONSKOĬ MAFII GLAZAMI INOSTRANTSA!Dzheĭk Adelʹshteĭn — zhurnalist-rassledovatelʹ, bolee desiati let prorabotavshiĭ v krupneĭsheĭ iaponskoĭ gazete Yomiuri Shimbun. On stal pervym inostrannym reporterom, dopushchennym k osveshcheniiu kriminalʹnykh tem v IAponii, i izvesten svoimi gromkimi rassledovaniiami o deiatelʹnosti mafii i tenevoĭ ėkonomiki strany. V «Poslednem iakudza» Adelʹshteĭn raskryvaet istoriiu Makoto Saĭgo — cheloveka, kotoryĭ vsiu zhiznʹ prinadlezhal prestupnomu klanu, no popytalsia vyĭti iz nego. Ėta kniga provedet vas po kriminalʹnomu miru IAponii, v kotorom chestʹ dorozhe zhizni, a nakazanie za slabostʹ — smertʹ. Vnutrennie voĭny, predatelʹstva, krovavye zakony i skrytaia vlastʹ iakudza nad vseĭ IAponieĭ — vse ėto pokazano iznutri glazami ochevidtsa. Iz knigi vy uznaete:- Kak obychnyĭ chelovek stanovitsia chastʹiu prestupnoĭ «semʹi». - Chto proiskhodit s temi, kto reshaet porvatʹ s klanom. - Pochemu iakudza ostaiutsia siloĭ, kotoroĭ boitsia dazhe gosudarstvo. «'Posledniĭ iakudza' — ėto kogda nashi 'likhie 90-e' reshili pereekhatʹ v Tokio i smenitʹ treniki na kimono. Dzheĭk Aĭdelʹshteĭn vedet chitatelia po gorodu, v kotorom palʹtsy otrubaiut tishe, chem u nas sigaretu prikurivaiut, a vezhlivoe 'sumimasėn' mozhet bytʹ poslednim, chto ty uslyshishʹ. Zdesʹ politsiia i mafiia obshchaiutsia, kak starye koresha, kotorym lenʹ vspomnitʹ, kto na kogo naezzhal pozavchera. No za poklonami i chaĭnymi tseremoniiami skryvaetsia schet, kotoryĭ zakryvaiut krovʹiu, a glavnyĭ geroĭ — posledniĭ, kto pomnit, gde zaryty tela i obidy. Ta samaia tru-kraĭm istoriia, kotoruiu pokupaeshʹ radi trillera, a potom ne mozheshʹ ot nee otorvatʹsia». — Evgeniĭ «Pozhiloĭ Ksenomorf» Shokin, avtor podkasta Crimecast.

ILLEGAL CONSUMPTION OF NARCOTIC DRUGS, PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES, AND THEIR ANALOGUES IS HARMFUL TO HEALTH, AND THEIR ILLICIT TRAFFICKING IS PROHIBITED AND ENTAILS LIABILITY ESTABLISHED BY LAW. THE FIRST STORY ABOUT THE JAPANESE MAFIA THROUGH THE EYES OF A FOREIGNER!Jake Adelstein is an investigative journalist who has worked for Japan's largest newspaper, the Yomiuri Shimbun, for more than a decade. He became the first foreign reporter allowed to cover criminal topics in Japan, and is known for his high-profile investigations into the mafia and the country's shadow economy. In "The Last Yakuza," Adelstein reveals the story of Makoto Saigo, a man who belonged to a criminal clan all his life, but tried to get out of it. This book will guide you through the criminal world of Japan, where honor is more precious than life, and the punishment for weakness is death. Internal wars, betrayals, bloody laws and the hidden power of the Yakuza over the whole of Japan — all this is shown from the inside through the eyes of an eyewitness. You will learn from the book:- How an ordinary person becomes part of a criminal "family". - What happens to those who decide to break with the clan. - Why the Yakuza remain a force that even the state fears. "The Last Yakuza was when our dashing 90s decided to move to Tokyo and change their sweatpants for kimonos. Jake Idelstein leads the reader through a city where fingers are chopped off more quietly than we light a cigarette, and a polite "sumimasen" may be the last thing you hear. Here, the police and the mafia communicate like old buddies who are too lazy to remember who hit on whom the day before yesterday. But behind the bows and tea ceremonies, there is a bill that is covered with blood, and the main character is the last one who remembers where the bodies and grievances are buried. It's that true-edge story that you buy for a thriller, and then you can't get away from it." — Evgeny "The Elderly Xenomorph" Shokin, author of the Crimecast podcast.