On July 6th, Japan captured global headlines after executing former-cult leader, Shoko Asahara, and six of his followers for carrying out the 1997 Tokyo Subway Sarin Attacks. While largely accepted here, Japan’s ongoing execution practices attract international attention and scrutiny. Of the G-7, only the United States and Japan continue capital punishment, which begs the question: what are Japanese prisons and execution’s like, and how has this impacted our diplomatic efforts?
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