yakuy
Yakuza, also known as yakuzas or gokudō, are members of a Japanese organized crime syndicate. The term yakuza refers specifically to the various gangs that make up this crime syndicate, particularly those that originated in the Edo period. Their infamous reputation for engaging in organized crime such as extortion, protection rackets, and loan-sharking has contributed to the widespread perception of the yakuza.
The origins of the yakuza date back to the 17th century, when they emerged as specialized gamblers
Historical precedents of the yakuza signify in labor unions' ranks. In the Meiji period, organized labor leaders
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