帝てい銀ぎん事じ件けん

noun

Teigin Bank Incident

Refers to the 1948 mass poisoning and robbery at a branch of the Teikoku Bank in Tokyo, in which 12 people died from cyanide-laced 'medicine' given by a man posing as a public health official. A landmark criminal case in postwar Japan.

• 帝てい銀ぎん事じ件けんは戦せん後ご日本にほんの代だい表ひょう的てきな毒どく殺さつ事じ件けんとして知しられている。

  The Teigin Bank Incident is known as a representative mass poisoning case in postwar Japan.