The influence of a Japanese Assassin, which was great, was great, and this time it was not About Toru Yamayama but about Daisuke Namba in 1923.
Due to serious dereliction of duty in the Hirohito assassination case, Inspector General of Police Yuasakura and Metropolitan Police Department Chief Masari Matsutaro were dismissed, and yamamoto resigned from the cabinet.
Since Daisuke Namba had stayed in Kyoto for a short time before the incident, the governor of Kyoto Prefecture also remembered the great fault. In Namba's hometown of Yamaguchi Prefecture, the implications are even wider: the prefectural governor deducts wages, the principal of the elementary school where Namba graduated is forced to resign, and all the villages in his hometown are not allowed to celebrate the upcoming second new year. Namba's family was not spared, his father had to resign from the parliamentarian position, go home to live in the house, insist on eating less at each meal, and after half a year starved to death, Namba's eldest brother was forced to resign from the mining company.
