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'Prince of Green Juice' pleads guilty to tax evasion

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He won’t be drinking any green juice in prison.

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If he could have kept his mouth shut, and not flaunted all his wealth, chances are he would have passed under the radar here. His own ego was a part of his own downfall!

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OK...….the guy seems to be caught & admitted WITHOUT a forced confession...……..ok

Now what about Olympus, Toshiba, Tepco etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc et  etc there are TENS of THOUSANDS of companies that dodge taxes, how about going after some of the older rip off artists instead of going after young Japanese whipper snappers or gaijin!!!

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He complained on Twitter last December that Japan was "mean" to the rich

Its not just the rich.

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Does he call himself the "Prince of Green Juicy" or the public gives him this nickname? I want to know because in my own opinion it is a very lame one.

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@yoshi--lame nickname for sure. He could start a comedy duo with pitcher Yuki Saito, known as Handkerchief Prince in his amateur days. The real royalty might have to sue to stop all the fake princelings.

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@yoshi--lame nickname for sure. He could start a comedy duo with pitcher Yuki Saito, known as Handkerchief Prince in his amateur days. The real royalty might have to sue to stop all the fake princelings.

Sounds better in Japanese by far! Only "lame" in English.

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Scumbag thief, nothing more.

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How come a google search for "prince of green juice" gives me a bunch of photos of Prince Harry?

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