Japan, the land of the rising sun.

In the country's storied history, there have been multiple instances of war.

World Wars 1 and 2 are notable by their involvement, not to mention the still infamous nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

However, terrorism attacks were so uncommon Japan had no policies against them.

It was that unheard of. They encountered the Japan Red Army, a

militant group that operated from 1970 to 2001, but that organization was overt,

much like the wars they fought, and the international community rooted them out.

Little did the Japanese people know, a more sinister plot was brewing right beneath their noses

in subway trains, neatly packed in bags with suspicious individuals standing around them.

In one swift motion a country's sense of peace and normalcy was ruptured.

An invisible evil rose and changed the country forever.

There had never been a toxic horror like that of Amshin Ricio.

Hello and welcome to the corporate casket.

I'm the aluminati and today, honestly, the term corporate casket is taking on somewhat of a

literal definition. Normally before I encroach upon potentially traumatic

content, I warn you so that you can skip it.

Amshin Ricio is a Japanese cult that transformed into an international terrorist

organization.

This episode is not for the faint of heart.

I apologize if you were looking for something a little less volatile on your

Wednesday, but it's just not going to happen.

If you're not in the right head space for this episode, I'd honestly encourage you to skip this

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