Tokyo Vice

The Test

57min - Hired as Meicho Shimbun's first American crime reporter, Jake Adelstein is quickly tasked with covering two cases that initially appear unrelated, but soon stakes his career -- and life -- on connecting the dots.

Kishi Kaisei

54min - As crime boss Tozawa dangerously toes the line between territories, the rival Chihara-Kai scramble to collect dues. Samantha protects another hostess, while Jake witnesses a confrontation that changes everything.

Read the Air

54min - Jake's persistence pays off when he receives an exclusive from Detective Katagiri -- but catches the less ideal eye of someone else in the process. Meanwhile, Samantha hits it off with a new customer, as Sato chooses between words and fists.

I Want It That Way

53min - As Samantha makes strides toward the future, her past catches up. With help from Emi, Tin-Tin and Trendy, Jake has a breakthrough in connecting the cases -- and comes face-to-face with the head of Chihari-Kai, who requires a favor.

Everybody Pays

1h 3min - When Jake helps reveal the mole in Chihara-Kai, he must weigh the risks of accepting a favor in return from Ishida. Samantha attempts to take care of her Matsuo problem. Sato's recruitment ends with a devastating lesson in loyalty.

The Information Business

1h 3min - An impromptu Yakuza Peace Summit finds Tozawa at the mercy of his own actions. Samantha begins to settle her debts with Matsuo. A determined Jake chases down a tip from Ishida.

Sometimes They Disappear

54min - Jake struggles to regain his footing after the botched raid, while Samantha grows increasingly desperate to find Polina. Sato feels the pressure of his elevated standing in Chihari-Kai.

Yoshino

1h 4min - While Samantha risks it all for Polina's safe return, Sato is forced to mix business with pleasure. As Katagiri devises a plan to finally take down Tozawa, Jake is confronted by the crime boss's men.

Tokyo Vice: Script-To-Screen — Hikari

Tokyo Vice: The Craft – Hiroshi and Minako Takebayashi (Tattoo Artists)

Tokyo Vice: The Craft – Eriko Yamaguchi (Dialect Coach)

Tokyo Vice: Getting Into Character — Ella Rumpf

Tokyo Vice: Getting Into Character — Tomohisa Yamashita

Tokyo Vice: Getting Into Character — Hideaki Ito

Tokyo Vice: Getting Into Character — Show Kasamatsu

Tokyo Vice: Getting Into Character — Rinko Kikuchi

Tokyo Vice: Getting Into Character — Rachel Keller

Tokyo Vice: Getting Into Character — Ken Watanabe

Tokyo Vice: Getting Into Character — Ansel Elgort

Tokyo Vice: Creating The World of Tokyo Vice

Tokyo Vice: The Craft — Karl Taro Greenfield

Tokyo Vice: Storytellers — J.T. Rogers and Jake Adelstein

Tokyo Vice: Script-To-Screen — Josef Kubota Wladyka

Tokyo Vice: Rituals of the Underworld

Tokyo Vice: Alan Poul