Japanese Stunt King

When I saw that news article about the scam in the first episode, I was squatting in my rented room eating instant noodles. "The Japanese film and television industry is facing a shortage of stunt performers; there are only 70 registered male stunt performers nationwide, corresponding to more than 10,000 actors who need stunt doubles." The first comment read: "Brothers, it's time to bring glory to our country!" I laughed and turned off my phone. Three days later, I was tricked into going to Tokyo by a Japanese man named Tanaka. He said the monthly salary was 30,000 yen, with room and board included, working on a factory assembly line. The next day, I was pushed into a film studio. Not a factory assembly line, but a film studio.