Confessions of a Yakuza is a book by Japanese doctor and author Junichi Saga (1991). It recounts a series of stories from the life of Eiji Ijichi, a former Yakuza boss, as told to his doctor in the last months of his life. The book starts with the teenage Ijichi running away from his family home in Utsunomiya to Tokyo, to find a judge's mistress who he was having an affair with.
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- Confessions of a Yakuza is a book by Japanese doctor and author Junichi Saga (1991). It recounts a series of stories from the life of Eiji Ijichi, a former Yakuza boss, as told to his doctor in the last months of his life. The book starts with the teenage Ijichi running away from his family home in Utsunomiya to Tokyo, to find a judge's mistress who he was having an affair with. The book follows Ijichi through his first job at a family coal merchants in the then district of Fukagawa, his various mistresses and treatment for syphilis, the 1923 Great Kanto earthquake, his initiation into the gang that controlled gambling in the Asakusa entertainment area, his various stretches in prison, his overseas service in occupied Korea in the 1920s, his rise to the boss of the gang, and his experiences during and after World War II. The book paints a colourful picture life in Japan in the first half of the 20th century, the structure and customs of a yakuza gang, gambling sessions, prison and army life.
- 浅草博徒一代(あさくさばくと・いちだい)とは1989年2月に筑摩書房より刊行された佐賀純一(後述)の著作である。のち、「ちくま文庫」と「新潮社文庫」に収録される。
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- Asakusa bakuto ichidai
- Confessions of a Yakuza
- 浅草博徒一代
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- 浅草博徒一代
Asakusa bakuto ichidai
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- Confessions of a Yakuza is a book by Japanese doctor and author Junichi Saga (1991). It recounts a series of stories from the life of Eiji Ijichi, a former Yakuza boss, as told to his doctor in the last months of his life. The book starts with the teenage Ijichi running away from his family home in Utsunomiya to Tokyo, to find a judge's mistress who he was having an affair with.
- 浅草博徒一代(あさくさばくと・いちだい)とは1989年2月に筑摩書房より刊行された佐賀純一(後述)の著作である。のち、「ちくま文庫」と「新潮社文庫」に収録される。
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