The girls catch Ken hanging around a smoke shop, talking to a young girl. Is he cheating on Miyuki? He doesn't have a good alibi - he doesn't even smoke!

When the whole gang goes on a skiing trip, a burglar steals their vacation money. Will it blow the top off their big secret?

Is that Ken's new girlfriend? No, that's his dad's bride-to-be and there's one hitch to their getting hitched. Ken has to call this young woman mom!

Natsumi and Miyuki rob a bank?! Will they get away with this felonious infraction of their oath to uphold the law?

Strike Man's a bank robber! The Defender of Justice steals?! What does Home Run Girl have to say about it?!

Sena's cousin is one cool biker dude. He's also a pro motocycle racer and has challenged Ken to a race. Guess what the winner gets? Miyuki!

An annoying celebrity lawbreaker needs to be taught a lesson. Tinkerbell and Captain Hook are going to do just that!

Tokyo Highway Patrolwomen Natsumi and Miyuki get off to a bad start when Miyuki busts Natsumi for reckless moped driving on her way to work. Things get worse when they find out they're going to be partners!

Join in on more escapades with Bokuto Station's crew! Contains episodes 25-36 (DVDs 7-9) PLUS get a special Bonus disc loaded with extras!

Join in on more highway-hijinx as the Traffic Department of Bokuto station takes on everything from perverts to crooked cops to even ghosts! And a new cop is jumping in to help, although - his personality seems like a perfect match for Natsumi... I wonder how well they'll get along? Contains episodes 37-51 (DVDs 10-13).

The ladies of Bokuto Police Station are back, but there have been some big changes! Miyuki's been in the U.S., studying American police techniques, while Natsumi's actually been serving in the military! So have these world-changing experiences had any effect on how everyone's favorite girls in blue carry out their duties protecting the Japanese public? Have they gained a more "mature" perspective? Well, let's just say that, if anything, they may be even wilder and less cautious than before!

Young Japan is a series of five hard-hitting & controversial titles from the greatest Japanese directors, each with a different volume of the anime Salaryman Kintaro. First in this series is the Takashi Miike (Ichi the Killer, Full Metal Yakuza) classic, Young Thugs: Innocent Blood, which comes with Salaryman Kintaro Part One.