Tokyo Eye: Crime in the Mirror

On that rainy night ten years ago, journalist Naoki Tachibana lost his mother. The murderer left a cherry blossom pattern at the scene. Ten years later, he held down a candid pervert in the toilet. The man handed over a rearview mirror with the anniversary of his mother's death engraved on the back. Before he finished speaking, the witness died. Every day after that, someone died after giving him the truth. Five lives in exchange for a complete piece of evidence in his hands. He didn't call the police or publish a report, he just took apart the evidence and sent it to the enemies of the Black Sakura Society. Then sit in the dark and wait for the fire to light up. He didn't know who would survive to the end. All I knew was to take over the rearview mirror and start, and I had no intention of leaving alive. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.