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would surrender on their own. After three days without a surrender offer from the hostage-takers, the police shut off the electricity to the lodge and set up loudspeakers from which the parents of several of the radicals implored them to surrender, to no avail. One of the participating parent’s son had been killed in the purge incident, but both the police and the parent were unaware of this because the full extent of the purge had not yet become known.
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eye but survived. Eventually, at 6:15 p.m., 280 hours after the incident began, the remaining four radicals were taken into custody and Muta was rescued. Muta was cold but uninjured and told police that her captors had not mistreated her, although they had tied her to a bed during most of the standoff. That same evening, despondent over his son's behavior, Bandō's father hanged himself in his home in
366:, and including Kunio Bandō (who is still at large), carried out a series of robberies—4 banks, 3 post offices, and an elementary school—over the period February 22 to July 23, 1971 (referred to by police as "Operation M", for "money"). At the time, leftist student demonstrations were losing momentum, but other than a few journalists and security specialists, no one had heard of these groups before.
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time, the radicals kept up continuous gunfire on the assaulting police and threw homemade bombs at them. Two policemen, Inspector
Shigemitsu Takami (42) and Superintendent Hisataka Uchida (47) were shot and killed and fifteen other policemen were injured. A civilian observer who intruded into the area without police permission was also shot, reportedly by the radicals, and fatally wounded.
418:. On 20 December, the first leadership conference of the combined groups was held at the Haruna base of the Keihin Group. The leaders knew that the police were aware of their general location, and it would be difficult to leave the mountains. Without hope of outside help or escape, in late 1971, the leaders of the two factions, Mori and Nagata, planned a "annihilation operation"
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410:(the Niikura Base). Using funds from the robberies, the URA purchased weapons from the Keihin Group, and in early December 1971 the first joint military exercises were held between the two groups (29 members total). However, a faction emerged within the Keihin Group that resisted integration. On 18 December, radio news announced that
353:) on February 17, acquiring 9 shotguns, 1 rifle, 1 airgun, and 2300 rounds of ammunition. Panicked by the prompt response of the police, most raiders escaped by car but two were left behind; once arrested, they identified the culprits, resulting in Nagata, Sakaguchi, and the others being placed on the wanted list.
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which occurred several months later and several hijackings, contributed to an intense social backlash amongst the
Japanese population against radical student leftist groups. After the hostage incident, the leftist movement in Japan greatly decreased in numbers and enjoyed much less popular support. A
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The police experienced difficulty in breaching the radicals' defenses on the top floor, and hours later had not made much headway. They directed high-pressure water hoses at the top floor, gouging out large holes in the building's walls and drenching the radicals and Muta with cold water. During this
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an hour later, which went unheeded by the radicals. At 10 a.m. the crane began to batter the lodge's walls with the wrecking ball. The police cautiously approached the building and began to break through the barricades. By noon, the police had occupied the two lower floors, isolating the radicals and
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and an armored driver's compartment was positioned near the building and police armed themselves with ladders, heavy mallets, and chainsaws. Muta's husband implored the radicals by loudspeaker to release his wife, but was ignored. On
February 27, the police used a baseball pitching machine to bombard
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As darkness fell, the police breached the top floor's barricades and captured one of the Katō brothers. The remaining four radicals burrowed into a pile of futon bedding and refused to surrender. As the police approached them, Bandō shot one of the policemen, Masahiro Endō, in the eye. Endō lost his
491:. The radicals entered the lodge and discovered Yasuko Muta, the 31-year-old wife of the lodge's caretaker. She was the only person in the building, as her husband was walking the dog and the lodge's guests had gone ice skating. The radicals took Muta hostage at gunpoint and barricaded the building.
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pervaded Japan's universities, as similar movements did in the West. By the latter half of the decade, these movements had become very factionalized, competitive, and violent. After a series of incidents in which leftist student groups injured or killed law enforcement officials and civilians, the
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When Muta's husband returned and saw the barricades, he realized what had happened and quickly notified police. The police immediately set up roadblocks and surrounded the lodge to cut off any avenues of escape for the radicals inside. The police initially decided to wait and see if the radicals
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of the group. Nagata and Mori directed the deaths by beating of eight URA members, as well as one non-member who happened to be present. Six other members were tied to trees outside, where they froze to death in the frigid weather. On
February 16, police arrested Mori, Nagata, and six other URA
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Schilling, "The final days of revolutionary struggle in Japan", Nakamura, "'We did not leave anything positive,' says ex-radical", Kyodo, "Wanted radical Kunio Bando was in
Philippines in 2000: sources", Kyodo, "Court dismisses death-row inmates' translation appeals", Schreiber, pp.
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and the URA radicals took place, lasting ten days. The lodge was a natural fortress, solidly constructed of thick concrete on a steep hillside with only one entrance, which, along with their guns, enabled the hostage-takers to keep police at a distance.
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Of the three Katō brothers, the eldest died during the internal group "review process" (purge), the second (aged 19 when arrested) was sentenced to 13 years hard labor, and the youngest (16 when arrested) was sent to reform school.
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began live, continuous coverage of the siege that lasted until 8:20 p.m. that night. Ratings for NHK's coverage averaged 50.8% and peaked at 89.7% at 6:26 p.m. Vehicle traffic was noticeably lighter throughout the day in
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February 28, the police stormed the lodge. Two police officers were killed in the assault, the hostage was rescued and the URA radicals were taken into custody. The incident contributed to a decline in popularity of
264:, which lasted from February 19 to February 28, 1972. The police rescue operation on the final day of the standoff was the first marathon live television broadcast in Japan, lasting 10 hours and 40 minutes.
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Muta remained in the
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members at either the compound or at a nearby village. Five others, armed with rifles and shotguns, managed to escape, fleeing on foot through the mountains towards the community of
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Incident", Nakamura, "'We did not leave anything positive,' says ex-radical", Schreiber, pp. 209–217.
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cracked down on these groups, raiding their hideouts and arresting dozens in 1971 and 1972. Attempting to conceal themselves from the police, a core group of radicals from the
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Japanese) from the 16-year-old's point of view is told here (because he was a minor, the name is changed to Kishida Keizo) (5 min 25 secs):
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of the Nagano PPH, with the support of TMPD, Kanagawa and Yamanashi PPH) began to prepare to assault the lodge. A crane equipped with a
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394:(agitation points; an aggressive name for a hide-out), collectively the "mountain base" (separate bases on the slopes of
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that left fourteen members of the group plus one bystander dead, broke into a holiday lodge below
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It was at the Gunma compound, on the second week of February 1972, that URA chairman
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bedding around the doors and windows and secured them in place with wire.
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the building with rocks to keep the hostage-takers awake all night.
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Review (United Red Army)—process of criticism and self-criticism
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which required an ideological review process of criticism and
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The Asama-Sansō lodge surrounded by police during the incident
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won the Japanese Eyes Best Picture award at the October 2007
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467:. These five fugitives were Kunio Bandō (25), a graduate of
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Inbanuma Incident (attempted escape by members "A" and "B")
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Opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War
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members who had stormed the U.S. and Swedish embassies in
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independently carried out violent acts in early 1971. The
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Totsunyûseyo! Asama sansô jiken (The Choice of Hercules)
1196:"'We did not leave anything positive,' says ex-radical"
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At 9:40 a.m. on February 28, public broadcaster
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Draft Constitution of the People's Republic of Japan
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1238:"Mammon and myopia: Japan's governing '70s legacy"
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267:The incident began when five armed members of the
1316:"Operation M" (along with P/Pegasus and B/Bronco)
2320:Japan Socialist Youth League, Liberation Faction
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2315:Japan Communist Party (Marxist–Leninist)
1444:1974 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries bombing
943:"【実話】あさま山荘事件…内部ではリンチ殺人が横行。警察が鉄球でアジトを破壊。"
727:The Truth about the Asama Sanso Incident
711:「連合赤軍（統一組）第一審判決」（『判例時報』1052号 判例時報社 1981年
597:Firearm and Sword Possession Control Law
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1967:1974 French Embassy attack in The Hague
1449:1974 French Embassy attack in The Hague
1177:"Film looks at '72 Asama ultraleftists"
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489:Kawai Musical Instruments Manufacturing
1947:1968–1969 Japanese university protests
1399:1968–1969 Japanese university protests
1334:Sangaku Base Incident (internal purge)
513:On February 25, the police units (the
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2533:Communist terrorist incidents in Asia
2325:Japanese People's Emancipation League
471:; Masakuni Yoshino (23), a senior at
223:1 civilian killed, 1 civilian wounded
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2483:Terrorist incidents in Japan in 1972
2310:Enlightened People's Communist Party
2215:Japan Revolutionary Communist League
1624:Japan Revolutionary Communist League
1236:Pulvers, Roger (February 11, 2007).
1175:Nakamura, Akemi (February 1, 2008).
1886:Socialist thought in Imperial Japan
1117:"Death-row convict wins libel case"
1257:Schilling, Mark (March 20, 2008).
1194:Nakamura, Akemi (March 20, 2008).
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991:Nuclear fears reawaken mass anger
886:"The History of the Ramen Noodle"
858:Murai, Shusuke (22 August 2016).
685:Tokyo International Film Festival
321:(URA) retreated to a compound in
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1972:1975 AIA building hostage crisis
1550:East Asia Anti-Japan Armed Front
1454:1975 AIA building hostage crisis
1037:Shocking Crimes of Postwar Japan
884:Brickman, Sophie (21 May 2014).
729:]. 河出書房新社 . pp. 32–34.
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2388:Proletarian literature in Japan
2269:Workers Communist Party (Japan)
949:from the original on 2021-11-15
567:as an emergency food in Japan.
1977:Malaysian Flight 653 hijacking
1942:1949 Japanese general election
1424:Bombing of the Soji-ji Ossuary
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2335:Left Socialist Party of Japan
668:The incident, along with the
2523:History of Nagano Prefecture
2488:February 1972 events in Asia
2383:Political extremism in Japan
622:in response to demands from
473:Yokohama National University
2182:Women's liberation movement
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1788:Children of the Revolution
1698:Women's liberation (Japan)
1222:50 Years of NHK Television
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271:(URA), following a bloody
92:36.2891472°N 138.6220500°E
2538:Hostage rescue operations
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1619:Communist League (Japan)
1284:Japanese Knowledge (XXG)
1035:Schreiber, Mark (1996).
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2513:Kidnapping in the 1970s
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2300:Communist Workers Party
1739:Representation in media
1409:Folk guerrilla concerts
1328:Maoka Gun Store Robbery
839:Schreiber, pp. 209–213.
821:Schreiber, pp. 208–209.
812:Schreiber, pp. 207–208.
794:Schreiber, pp. 206–207.
776:Schreiber, pp. 202–205.
607:. On 24 June 2013, the
530:Muta on the top floor.
477:Tokyo Suisan University
329:Obtaining guns and cash
97:36.2891472; 138.6220500
2498:Sieges involving Japan
2162:Ainu Revolution Theory
1901:Peace Preservation Law
1756:Night and Fog in Japan
1663:Ainu Revolution Theory
1218:"Asama-Sanso Incident"
864:The Japan Times Online
785:Schreiber, p. 205–206.
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55:February 19 – 28, 1972
2290:Amami Communist Party
2193:Current organisations
1764:Ecstasy of the Angels
1156:(February 27, 2003).
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1952:Asama-Sansō incident
1917:Appeal to the People
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1419:Asama-Sansō incident
1115:(October 31, 1997).
957:– via YouTube.
930:, 27 June 2013, p. 3
670:Lod Airport massacre
454:initiated a violent
408:Yamanashi Prefecture
292:movements in Japan.
231:Asama-Sansō incident
179:Several armored cars
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2041:Masanosuke Watanabe
1911:April 16th incident
1721:Anti-Stalinist left
749:植垣康博『兵士たちの連合赤軍』彩流社
601:illegal confinement
398:, Mount Kasho, and
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2528:Communism in Japan
2366:Anarchism in Japan
1871:Communism in Japan
1816:Hear the Wind Sing
1394:Sanrizuka Struggle
980:Schreiber, p. 217.
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593:obstructing police
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579:Asama-Sansō (2009)
450:and vice-chairman
370:Mountain hide-outs
351:Tochigi Prefecture
145:Prefectural Police
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