The first Soviet illegal military immigrant in Tokyo and martial arts master Vasily Oshchepkov allowed his wife to flirt with Japanese officers because he knew that with a place of residence like his, there was no other chance of getting the necessary information. The testimony given at the trial by the great intelligence officer Richard Sorge was called by journalists a “guide to Tokyo restaurants,” but the map of the amazing movements of “Ramsay” and the members of his group still keeps a lot of secrets. Raised in Tokyo by the crown prince's mentor, a real Soviet ninja, Roman Kim wrote about the daily life of Japanese intelligence officers in Tokyo in such a way that it is impossible to believe that he was not one of them and was not going to open his stomach in front of the imperial palace. Geniuses of Tokyo spy places: Oshchepkov, Sorge , Kim. Forgotten Soviet intelligence officer Nikolai Koshkin. The traitor Stanislav Levchenko and the failed spy Konstantin Preobrazhensky. All these people drew an intricate map of the Eastern capital of those times when it seemed that every stone there was breathing organs.