Hamad Bukhari

Prison Escape

Life often presents us with a worldview where virtue is rewarded and vice faces consequences. This notion of fairness guides our perceptions, but reality doesn't always conform to this ideal. Yoshie Shiratori's life stands as a poignant example of this disjunction. Born in Aomori, Japan, in 1907, his early years were marred by misfortune. His mother's identity remained a mystery, and his father's untimely demise when he was just two years old left him orphaned. Raised by adoptive parents who ran a tofu shop, he toiled tirelessly from sunrise to sunset, devoting himself to crafting tofu.