Emerging

Japan is held up as a model of success, but a sudden health crisis tests how the country responds to a large-scale emergency. In Shinjuku, one of Tokyo’s biggest districts, a man collapses in the street in broad daylight, emptied of his blood. As political and health authorities confront the unfolding disaster, professors Onodera and Sekiguchi face a threat that may already be too close to contain. An emerging virus begins to spread through the arteries of the Japanese capital.