The plot of Tokyo Revengers (2017 – 2022) revolves around a Yankī gang called the Tokyo Manji Gang. One of the primary characters of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (1987 – present), Jotaro Kujo, is a Yankii.

2012年7月17日 · They were similar to American motorcycle gangs (thus the name Yanki ~ Japanese for Yankee). Hip hop influenced yanki prefer American car brands such as Lincoln and Cadillac. In many cases, they buy old models and spend endless hours reconditioning and customizing them.

The subculture originated among working-class youths who formed motorcycle gangs and were later influenced by hip-hop to purchase American cars such as Lincolns and Cadillacs, by the yakuza to buy luxury cars with a gangster image such as the Toyota Celsior, by their working-class roots to wear construction workers' clothing such as oversized ...

Bosozoku (暴走族) is a biker gang style that emerged in the 1950s, and is active to this day. The style is well known for its unique leather biking gear embellished with symbols and Japanese characters, and for its connection to motorcycles, gangs, and sports cars.

2016年8月31日 · The Yanki culture of Japan is sometimes thought of as a training ground for hard-core motorcycle gangs or even membership in the mafia-like Yakuza. Others point to Yankis as something akin to the techie otaku youth who at …

Discover the underworld of Japanese gangs Bosozoku, Yankii, and Sukeban. Dive into the rebellious culture and unique styles that defy Japan's social norms. Click and explore this fascinating world!

本項目における ヤンキー は、 日本 国内において不良行為的な志向を持つ少年少女を指す 俗語 を指す。 また、それらの少年少女に特有の ファッション 傾向や消費傾向などライフスタイル全般を含める場合もある。 口伝えで広まった言葉のため、語源とは関係なく曖昧な定義のまま使用されることが多く、「非行少年」「不良」「チンピラ」「不良集団」などを指すものとして広範な意味で使用されている。 ヤンキー風リーゼントのコスプレをする人々。 「ヤンキー」と …

2015年7月5日 · This blog post is exploring the underground Japanese subcultures of Yankii and Bosozoku bike gangs. We will explore the meaning of what this is and what it means to those who participate in these subcultures.

Bosozoku (暴走族) is the name of a Japanese subculture consisting out of biker gangs that center around over-the-top customized motorcycles. It first emerged during the 1950s as part of the Yanki subculture but has since moved on as an own custom bike culture.

A yanki is simply a subculture that was popular in Japan in the 80's and 90's. Moreover, it was basically the style of delinquent students. They were characterized by punch perms or pompadours, shaved eyebrows, altered school uniforms, popping squats, being poor students and causing violence or trouble.