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The Samurai Detectives: Volume 2 explores money and kinship in the Edo underworld

By Hui-Ying Kerr, Senior Lecturer in Fashion Communication and Promotion, Nottingham Trent University

At high noon on a scorching summer day, retired samurai Kohei finds the fearsome Kumagoro writhing around a field in agony. The stricken man’s name translates as “demon bear”, and he’s the proprietor of a bar of the same name. Kohei finds him next to a temple famous for a tragic legend of familial loss and despair.

This setting frames the second instalment of The…

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