Tatsuya Shindo was once a member of the yakuza, a Japanese organized crime gang. His arm-length tattoos are a sure sign of ...

It has been 30 years since Japan started a sweeping clampdown on organized crime, which thinned the ranks of the yakuza across Japan and caused many gangsters just like this man to rethink their ways.

Back from feudal Japan, Batman has to take on a Yakuza version of the Justice League in his next anime adventure.

Batmanis headed back to the small screen for a new animated feature film set to be released this coming May.Warner Bros. Entertainment shared the main trailer for Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League to the ...

These astonishing photographs give an unprecedented glimpse inside the world of the Yakuza, the Japanese organised crime syndicates, known for their brutality, tattoos and strict code of honour ...

Why are the yakuza tolerated? For decades, many Japanese clung to a romantic myth that the crime syndicates with their intricate hierarchies, pseudo-familial relationships and codes of honour ...

The graying of the Japanese population is striking all sectors of society, and even organized crime isn't immune. As of the end of 2019, 51.2 percent of the nation's 14,400 or so yakuza members ...

Batman Ninja Vs. Yakuza League follows the iconic superhero as he is transported back in time to feudal Japan, where he confronts a formidable alliance between notorious Yakuza clans and nemeses ...

Originally released as a PlayStation 2 game in 2005, Yakuza (Ryu ga Gotoku in Japan) spawned a lengthy and beloved video game series that follows the many conflicts and schemes of yakuza families ...

Transported back to feudal Japan, both Bruce Wayne ... villain that might just have the power to create a “Yakuza League.” Warner Bros Japan also released a new description for the sequel ...