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Doomsday cult shifts image in Japan amid backlash
Fumihiro Joyu, released from prison, dons suit and apologetic stance as Aleph reforms seek to distance from the 1995 subway sarin attack. Police probe alleged infighting amid kidnapping claims, while authorities tighten asset seizure laws and victims begin to seek compensation. The group, once 10,000 strong, now claims about 2,000 in Japan and earns millions from discount computer shops.
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Yokohama
Japan
Fumihiro Joya
Tokyo
Joya
Pathy
Asahara
Makoto Hagetsu
Kyoto University
Joyu
Kazuo Takahashi