Tokyo Vice. I stumbled into this on Max. It's produced by Michael Mann among others. He also directed the first episode. It's a crime drama about Jake a young Jewish Japanese fluent American journalist (Ansel Elgort) who comes to an exceedingly dense Tokyo to find employment as the only nonnative reporter on a large Tokyo paper working on the police beat in 1999. The photography is good and the story moves along. We encounter strict rules of Japanese society contradicted by criminal activity, police corruption, male dominated corporate culture, the Yakuza, Japanese hostess clubs, a very very small apartment, the Japanese sense of shame, etc. Rinko Kikuchi (whom I lost track of after "Babel") is cool as Jake's sub cap (supervisor) who edits his stories to the max and tells him not to use so many adjectives. Now in its second season.