Japanese Mafia | Yakuza | Criminal Organisation | Documentary

- [Voiceover] In 1992, the Japanese government introduced strict new laws against Japan's organized crime syndicates, the Yakuza, in order to undermine their, at that point in time, substantial power. (laughing) Once an army of more than 80,000, their numbers are the lowest since 1992. And the traditional world of the Yakuza, which has been existing since the 17th century, is crumbling. - [Voiceover] To this date, Japan has one of the lowest crime rates in the industrial world. With crimes related to drugs being strikingly low. A fact many contribute to the very existence of the Yakuza, Japan's so called necessary evil. - Good morning. Have a nice day. Good morning! Banzai, banzai, banzai! Lucky! Go, go, go, go! (traditional Japanese music) (gun shots) (gun shots) 25 years to professional wrestling. Okay, okay! (Japanese pop music) - Hello, how are you? - I am very fine.

Channel: Moconomy

Views: 1,465,092

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Id: XIQwRFzn41o

Length: 126min 8sec (7568 seconds)

Published: Tue Jul 04 2023