555:. Before the murder attempt, Okuzaki contacted Hara, asking if he would like to film the murder. Hara did not wish to film it and ignored Okuzaki's request, and the event is only depicted in the documentary through newspaper headlines. After several days on the run, Okuzaki turned himself to the police. After his arrest, Okuzaki confessed that he was thinking of killing four more people, and was eventually sentenced to 12 years in prison.
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Guinea.) He then fired one more pinball towards
Emperor Shōwa: the pinball again missed the Emperor. The policemen, despite Okuzaki's shout, was unable to identify the preparator in the crowd. Okuzaki then turned himself in to one of the policemen. It is not known if Emperor Shōwa or his family were immediately aware of the attack.
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pinballs with a slingshot at
Emperor Shōwa, who was standing 26.5 metres (87 ft) away from Okuzaki: all three missed the Emperor. Okuzaki then shouted "Yamazaki, Shoot the Emperor with a pistol!" in an attempt to attract the police. (Yamazaki being the name of one of his deceased comrades in New
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Hollandia after
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who posed as a broker and made off with some of
Okuzaki's investment. Okuzaki was arrested and charged with (intentional) murder. Okuzaki's lawyer advised him to plead guilty and express remorse in an attempt to lower the sentence, but Okuzaki refused, and received the maximum sentence of 10 years.
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pinballs at
Emperor Shōwa, knowing that it would most likely miss or only lightly injure the Emperor. He then planned to be arrested, and he could eventually argue for Emperor Shōwa's war responsibility in court and for the abolition of the monarchy. Okuzaki reasoned that "killing Hirohito per se
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10 months, and decided to expose himself to the enemy so he could be killed, but he was captured by Allied troops instead. Okuzaki was one of the six survivors from his 1,200-men regiment to survive the retreat. Okuzaki and another man were the sole survivors of their 350-men company.
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would not solve the problem", though "Hirohito deserves capital punishment for his crime of driving hundreds of thousands of
Japanese men to their death in war" and that he would not mind killing the Emperor "if that would bring truly eternal peace, freedom, and happiness to us."
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in China for construction duties as well as occasional combat against
Chinese troops. In January 1943, Okuzaki was transferred to 2nd Company, 36th Independent Engineering Regiment, and in the following month he was shipped to the naval base in
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Emperor Shōwa being a war criminal, along with various
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Emperor Shōwa, but was denied by the court. On 8 June, 1970, Okuzaki was sentenced to one and a half years of imprisonment. Both
Okuzaki and the prosecutors' office, who was looking for additional imprisonment, appealed to the
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and attempted to retrieve the footage. However, their efforts were dashed when, after Okuzaki's arrest (see below), the media reported that Okuzaki sent a threatening letter to the Indonesian President
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had died in 1986 during his imprisonment, and thus Okuzaki lived alone in poor health. In August 2004, Okuzaki fainted in his apartment, and was hospitalized. He died on 16 June, 2005 in a hospital in
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