Toppamono: Outlaw. Radical. Suspect. My Life in Japan's Underworld
...story that is told uncommonly well, turning over rocks of the Japanese Establishment to reveal what comes crawling out. --The Wall Street Journal Asia, December 2, 2005A sprawling, epic saga of Japan's first half-century after the war; must reading for any serious student of Japanese culture. --Robert Whiting, author ofTokyo UnderworldMiyazaki emerges by turns as feisty, unapologetic, open, curious, an individualist and outspoken. --The Japan Times,January 22, 2006Miyazaki is not afraid to express his thoughts about Japanese society c he clearly enjoys getting in people's faces. --Metropolis magazine,December 2, 2005Powerful, dark, and violent, and also very funny, the author's account of his life will blow you away. --Sunday MainichiSordid story that is told uncommonly well, turning over rocks of the Japanese Establishment to reveal what comes crawling out. --The Wall Street Journal Asia,December 2, 2005Vividly describes what was really going on during the frenzy of the bubble. --Nikkei Shimbuncitfs real, and in that it has a unique literary power. --Metropolis, December 2, 2005