Якудза: Преступный мир Японии

- Novinka odnogo iz nemnogikh mirovykh ėkspertov po i͡aponskoĭ organizovannoĭ prestupnosti - i͡akudza..- Pervai͡a kniga avtora "Polit͡sii͡a Tokio" (Tokyo Vice) vzorvala I͡Aponii͡u - pisateli͡a dazhe pytalisʹ ubitʹ! Pozzhe po knige sni͡ali odnoimennyĭ serial s Kenom Vatanabe v glavnoĭ roli.- "I͡Akudza: Prestupnyĭ mir I͡Aponii" - vtorai͡a kniga pisateli͡a, napisannai͡a kak triller s liricheskimi otstuplenii͡ami. Avtor vstrechaetsi͡a s li͡udʹmi, podozrevaemymi, zakazchikami, vedet svoe rassledovanie, opisyvai͡a vse poėtapno, kak v nastoi͡ashchikh detektivakh.- Kakoe otnoshenie i͡akudza imeet ko vzryvu na Fukusime? A k khentai͡u? Ili pochemu proizvoditeli i͡aponskikh smartfonov v obi͡azatelʹnom pori͡adke stavi͡at opoveshchenie pri sʺemkakh kameroĭ (shchelchok zatvora). Chitatelʹ poluchit mnozhestvo neozhidannykh insaĭtov o tom, kak na samom dele ustroen i͡aponskiĭ mentalitet i naskolʹko krepko vroslo v nego i͡avlenie i͡akudza.- Dzheĭk Adelʹshteĭn - reporter i͡aponskoĭ gazety i edinstvennyĭ amerikanet͡s, dopushchennyĭ v press-klub Tokiĭskoĭ stolichnoĭ polit͡sii.

- The novelty of one of the few world experts on Japanese organized crime - Yakuza..- The author's first book, Tokyo Vice, blew up Japan — they even tried to kill the writer! Later, a TV series of the same name starring Ken Watanabe was filmed based on the book.- "Yakuza: The Underworld of Japan" is the second book by the writer, written as a thriller with lyrical digressions. The author meets with people, suspects, customers, conducts his investigation, describing everything in stages, as in real detectives.- What does the Yakuza have to do with the Fukushima explosion? And to hentai? Or why manufacturers of Japanese smartphones make it mandatory to set an alert when shooting with the camera (shutter click). The reader will receive a lot of unexpected insights about how the Japanese mentality really works and how firmly the Yakuza phenomenon has grown into it.- Jake Adelstein is a reporter for a Japanese newspaper and the only American admitted to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Press Club.