Welcome to DAILY JOYTIME and today’s video is about Japanese Master of Prison Break Yoshie Shiratori!!! We are about to dive deep into not only one japanese prison break, but into all jail breaks prefromed by pro escaper Yoshie Shiratori including the story of Miso Soup!

Story of japanese prison break by Yoshie Shiratori shocks the world and in this video Daily Joytime brings to you the summary of all jail breaks by Japanese Master of Prison Break Yoshie Shiratori. We will discuss about what we know and don’t know about Japanese Prison Break and:

• What is the story of Japanese Master of Prison Break Yoshie Shiratori?
• Who was Japanese Master of Prison Break Yoshie Shiratori ?
• What is the story of famosu Miso soup?
• How many did Japanese Master of Prison Break Yoshie Shiratori escaped?
• What prisons was Yoshie Shiratori locked in?
• What happened after Yoshie Shiratori escaped the prison?

Yoshie Shiratori is Japan’s own Harry Houdini, and not even copper walls or a dislocated shoulder could stop his daring escapes!
Modern prisons are indicative of the eras the created him. In Japan, the Meiji Era, which spanned from 1868 to 1912, was considered one of the harsher periods for prisoners, so escaping prison was actually more common.
In 1881, a record number of convicts, 1821 to be precise, were able to make successful getaways from incarceration. The reason for the more frequent escapes was due to extremely harsh prison conditions, which could be said of many prisons around the world, even today.
Japan has worked to reform the prison system since the Meiji Era, which meant escapes have become rarer, and by the mid-1970s, the annual number of escapees have dwindled to just a single digit.
Today, however we will be talking of the tale of a man that is known for his break outs! Not just any break outs, he is notoriously known as the one NO JAIL COULD KEEP LOCKED IN!

The LockpickerNo other man in history has shown such disdain for incarceration than Yoshie Shiratori, who was tagged as “the man that no prison could hold.” Yoshie was initially accused of murder and robbery and was sentenced to Aomori prison. Three years later, he picked the lock of his handcuffs with a short wire he found from a wooden bathing bucket.
Police recaptured him after three days and he was sentenced to life in prison for escaping and for supposedly stealing supplies from a hospital. He was eventually transferred to Akita prison in 1942.


The Miso Soup ActYoshie was transferred for the second time to Abashiri Prison, which was located in a remote locale in Northern Hokkaido. Abashiri was NO regular penal colony. It was reserved for the worst kinds of criminals in Japan.
Yoshie was transferred here because he had already escaped two times, and the police wanted him to stay put. As luck would have it, for Yoshie, he managed to eventually escape Abashiri. The Abashiri Prison Museum even has a figure dedicated to Yoshie as he escaped his cell wearing nothing but his underwear.
How did Yoshie do it this time? The man had an endless pool of ingenuity, to be honest. Each morning, he would spit miso soup on the doorframe of his cell. The salts and moisture eventually corroded and weakened the door frame.
When the wartime blackout of August 26, 1944 occurred Yoshie dislocated his shoulders and squeezed himself out of the small space on the metal frame where the guards would slide in his food. Once again, Yoshie’s escape was publicized, and made the headlines of several newspapers in the Hokkaido Shimbun.



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