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Busted!The founder of Japan's largest "Chinese mafia" organization, suspected of plotting robberies against Chinese companies, has been arrested by police!

Published: 2026-11-08 Author: sq 👁 3 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — In March this year, a series of home invasion robberies targeting Chinese individuals in Japan drew widespread attention. Yesterday, Japanese media reported the latest developments in the case, with the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department taking action against the company involved in Ikebukuro, Tokyo. Yesterday afternoon, Japanese media reported that the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department had apprehended the mastermind behind the robberies targeting Chinese companies — a person residing in Japan.

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2023 3 21 , 1 2 .A gang of 4–5 robbers disguised as gas company inspectors broke into a gaming company run by Chinese people, armed with knives.According to Japanese media reports, the criminals stayed in the house for a full two hours, stealing 1 million yen in cash, four bank passbooks, and several mobile phones before finally leaving the scene.

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,.One reason is that he was one of the founders of Japan's most notorious Chinese organized quasi-violent group "Nora-Gumi."

(),.It is said that the name “Nuoluoquan” was actually coined by Wang Nan, representing meanings such as “anger, unity, and power.”


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,.In China, there are even podcast programs where Wang Nan himself shares his gangster story.

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