Hōji Shimanaka (嶋中 鵬二, Shimanaka Hōji, February 7, 1923 – April 3, 1997) was a Japanese magazine publisher who was the president and publisher of the...

into the home of Chūō Kōron president Hōji Shimanaka, murdering his maid and severely wounding his wife. The Shimanaka Incident played an important role in...

Japanese journalist and magazine publisher Hōji Shimanaka in February 1961, in what became known as the Shimanaka Incident. Komori sought retribution for...

magazine passed to his son, Hōji Shimanaka, who would serve as its president for the next 45 years. Under the Shimanakas, Chūō Kōron became one of Japan's...

Kazutaka Komori, a seventeen-year-old rightist, broke into the home of Hōji Shimanaka, Chūō Kōron magazine's president, killed his maid and severely wounded...

Kazutaka Komori, a seventeen-year-old rightist, broke into the home of Hōji Shimanaka, the president of Chūō Kōron, killed his maid with a knife and severely...

rightist broke into the home of Chuo's president, Hoji Shimanaka, killed his maid, and injured his wife. Shimanaka apologized, the author, Shichiro Fukazawa,...