Midori Takei

#33 in the King of Minami series. The CEO of a health food start-up borrows money from Manda using his fiancee’s house as collateral, but ...

#34 in the series, following “Business Loans – The Guarantor’s Trap.” Manda teams up with a seasoned con man and an ...

#32 in the King of Minami series. When the failed president of a recruitment company turns to offering fake job titles for a fee, he is targeted ...

#31 in the King of Minami series. A washed-up yakuza named Fukunaga borrows money from Manda, unwittingly involving him in a sinister murder plot.

#29 in the King of Minami series. Manda and his associates follow a debt-laden detective to Hiroshima, where they plan to collect from his former ...

#30 in the King of Minami series, introducing Ginjiro Manda’s new sidekick Kohei. This installment explores the fatal effects of bankruptcy ...

#27 in the series, following “Reverse Inheritance.”

#28 in the series, following “Permanent Scar.”

#26 in the series, following “Trans Woman Blues.”

#25 in the King of Minami series. A trans dancer named Rio is in debt to Manda after trying to finance a trip to the US for gender reassignment ...

#24 in the series, following “Recollection.”

#23 in the series, following the Five Hour Special.

#21 in the series, following “Waiting Woman.”

#20 in the series, after “Insurance Embezzler.”

#19 in the series, following “Con Man Elimination.”

#18 in the series, after “Conspiracy.”

1996 TV Special, #17 in the series.

Arina is a beautiful assassin who uses a knife and her own body to kill high-profile individuals in the political and business world. The next ...

#16 in the series, after “Futures Trading Hell.”

#15 in the series, after “Ginjiro vs. The Evil Lawyer.”

#14 in the series, after “City of Desire.”

#13 in the series, after the Special Movie.

When aspiring businessman Chiwaki borrows money from the LA mafia and flees to Japan to escape his debt, he soon finds himself being chased ...

#11 in the series, after “Sweet Trap.”

#10 in the series, after “Bankruptcy Takeover.”