By TSUBASA YOKOYAMA/ Staff Writer
April 16, 2021 at 07:00 JST
Noboru Hirosue shows off his recently published book on Feb. 16 in Fukuoka. (Tsubasa Yokoyama)
FUKUOKA--Back in his junior high school days, Noboru Hirosue thought the gangsters he saw sporting designer clothing and flashy wristwatches looked cool. [Read More]
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