The Least Useful Guide to Fukuoka

Following last month, we have seen abnormal deaths happening strangely frequently in August. 

As long as I can remember, there have been at least four cases within a period just one month and a space of 20-kilometer square.

（in no specific order)

1.In Minami ward, a skull was found in an apartment of a council flat where a middle-aged man was found dead in April. And his over 90-year-old mother has been missing.

2. In Higashi ward, a man found dead with his head covered in a bag and his wrist were tied with binding tape in a parking space of a shrine. His death was treated as a suicide. I personally wonder how the man could successfully commit suicide when he couldn't move his hands. 

神社の駐車場の車内に遺体　自殺と判断　福岡市に住む４１歳男性｜ヨテミラ！ (tnc.co.jp)  

 3. In Hakata ward, an old lady, whose name was unknown when this piece of news first appeared, was run over by a motorbike and died afterward. 

4. In Nishi ward, a man in his seventies was run over by a car and died on an urban motorway. The victim had been witnessed entering the motorway, prohibited pedestrians to enter, walking.

These events were, as usual, not treated as seriously as a possible decline of food export from Fukuoka due to the discharge of (radiated, but according to our government, "properly treated") water from the crippled nuclear power plant in Fukushima, which we all have known for months.