nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; In Japan, to be a member of the mafia is treated as a legal life style. According to Japanrsquo;s official statistics, by the end of 2010, there are more than 78600 people are in the mafia. Despite the typically cold-hearted and cruel impression that has left on the masses, they are seldom known to be strict on rules and principles, righteous and loyal. But thatrsquo;s a truth.

nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; Japan is the only country in the world that admits mafiarsquo;s legacy. As long as they act under the restriction of related laws, they are given the permission. Every year, Japanrsquo;s National Police Agency releases a white paper to inform people of the number of Japanese mafia groups and their respective members. At the same time, every year, these organizations have their annual gathering in suits, greeting with their homogeneity in certain areas.nbsp;
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nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; ldquo;The street is filled with a subtle atmosphere, also mixed with horror, rage, helplessness, admiration and respect. How complicated !rdquo; , depicted by a Japanese journalist.

nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; As one of the most deep-rooted part in Japanrsquo;s society, from gambling or prostitution to political campaigns, shadows of mafia group are infiltrating almost everywhere. A famous Japanese writer Yoshikazu Kato once said, ldquo;It is the lsquo;Hellrsquo;s Anglesrsquo; who creates a new road between legacy and humanity to make a living. They may be middlemen in todayrsquo;s society, but their existence is quite allergic but indispensable. Thatrsquo;s why Japan is able to maintain the lowest crimes rate in the world.rdquo;

nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; Japanese mafias often claim themselves to be successors to the spirit of Bushido for they ought to keep to their systematic rules severely, which means a lot to Japanese and therefore, wins a lot of respect from the commonplace. It is definitely true that mafiasrsquo; members think it paramount to be responsible for morality as well as sympathy.

nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; Clear class, supreme loyalty, tight organization are vital to a mature mafia in Japan. Commonly, a group leader has a wide range of power to take charge of the whole ldquo;familyrdquo;, heading hundreds of thousands of disciples. This, turns out to be of a pyramid structure.

nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; Taboo as a tattoo is, Japan is rich in its tattoo culture traditionally. Dating back to 1720, tattoo was an official punishment for criminals but afterwards, a great many abandonees with one or more tattoos got together and set up groups for committing crimes specially. Aiming to cover the shame carved on their bodies, they began to add more ornaments around their tattoos. Gradually, tattoo art came into being. And presently, it is well-known that tattoo symbolizes the status of the mafia.

nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; Usually, members of mafias have no right to decide what tattoos should be carved on their bodies, even the leaders. Only the tattoo artist is qualified enough to decide which tattoo he is going to make through conversation with his customers. The higher status one is in, the more tattoo he is obliged to have and the cost may reach as high as 10,000 dollars with nearly 100-hour procedure.

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