In our film 'Yakuza: Good For Nothing', Makoto, a tattooed gangster, talks candidly about his life. The Yakuza was a powerful c

🟢In our film ’Yakuza: Good For Nothing’, Makoto, a tattooed gangster, talks candidly about his life. The Yakuza was a powerful crime organisation in the 20th century. The gang members were quite open about their role, and even had their own offices and employees. But in 1992, the authorities decided to clampdown, Japan passed a law allowing Yakuza clan members to be arrested at any time. Now nobody envies the way former members have to live. Among other restrictions they’re not able to have a credit card or even rent a flat. Watch our documentary to learn more about a life of crime in Japan until a few decades ago. This film won in our poll. #crime FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel Источник: RT DOC | New Documentaries