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Ijihei Muraoka came to Hong Kong very soon in 1901. After resigning from the Japanese-run Lisbo store, he followed the militarists. Captain Uehara went to "Mengtian" and mingled in a Japanese-run brothel, instigating prostitutes to spy on information from the Russians. A Japanese woman named Aliu was hanged from a tree by the Russians because her affair was exposed. Muraoka returned to Hong Kong and continued to hang out in brothels. One day, Muraoka met his long-lost lover Shiho. He began to search for smuggled Japanese women and sent people back to Japan to buy back young girls and resell them to human traffickers in Southeast Asia. Three years later, he opened four brothels and casinos, and his business was booming. Later, anti-Japanese sentiment rose in Southeast Asian countries, and Muraoka's business was affected. With the implementation of the Prostitution Prohibition Law in Japan, Muraoka's "career" was over. He formed four "families" with four prostitutes, and he was the only husband. He wanted these four women to work hard to have children, saying that he wanted to create a "little Japan" overseas. 70-year-old Muraoka lives by the sea with his four wives and a group of children.