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The manga ''Sanctuary'' is a [[Seinen]] political and [[Yakuza]] drama written by Sho Fumimura (a.k.a. Buronson of ''[[Fist of the North Star]]'') and drawn by Ryoichi Ikegami (''[[Crying Freeman]]'', ''Mai The Psychic Girl'', and ''[[Spider-Man]]: The Manga''), originally published from 1990 to 1995. (For the live-action TV series on the [[ |
The manga ''Sanctuary'' is a [[Seinen]] political and [[Yakuza]] drama written by Sho Fumimura (a.k.a. Buronson of ''[[Fist of the North Star]]'') and drawn by Ryoichi Ikegami (''[[Crying Freeman]]'', ''Mai The Psychic Girl'', and ''[[Spider-Man]]: The Manga''), originally published from 1990 to 1995. (For the live-action TV series on the [[Syfy]] Channel, go [[Sanctuary|here]].) |
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Akira Hojo is a charming, dashing, and ruthless thirty-something leader of a small Yakuza society with his eyes on the top and the ambition and skill to climb the ladder as quickly as he can. Chiaki Asami is the trusted advisor of a member of the Japanese Diet who takes advantage of opportunity to steal his superior's seat and use it to launch a campaign to reform Japanese politics. Little do most know that the Asami's opportunity was arranged by the actions of Hojo. |
Akira Hojo is a charming, dashing, and ruthless thirty-something leader of a small Yakuza society with his eyes on the top and the ambition and skill to climb the ladder as quickly as he can. Chiaki Asami is the trusted advisor of a member of the Japanese Diet who takes advantage of opportunity to steal his superior's seat and use it to launch a campaign to reform Japanese politics. Little do most know that the Asami's opportunity was arranged by the actions of Hojo. |
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