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This is a wild two sentences worth of information, and aren't even the craziest part of this story:
After her arrest, Ishida's penis and testicles were moved to Tokyo University Medical School's pathology museum. They were put on public display soon after the end of World War II, but have since disappeared.
Maybe together with:
The judge presiding over the trial admitted to being sexually aroused by some of the details involved in the case yet made sure that the trial was held with the utmost seriousness.
😮
I must have missed that part in the article
A real world Yandere.
Everyone's happy smiles in the arrest picture
She got raped and then sold to a geisha house
As was the style at the time apparently. It's a fucked up story all around
Would recommend the movie as an interesting piece of cinema https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Realm_of_the_Senses
was a Japanese geisha and prostitute who murdered her lover, Kichizō Ishida
lover is a wild choice of word there
why?
I could never hate a geisha for letting the rage out every now and then. Let women be angry I guess.
Oh, no no. She said she killed him because she loved him so much and coudn't bare the thought that other women would ever have him.
She also used his cut of chunk as a sex toy two days after the incident.
Read the wiki. It's worth the read imho.