Japan’s Once Influential Yakuza Mobsters Lose Their Grip
Japan’s Once Influential Yakuza Mobsters Lose Their Grip TOKYO — The building is brown and narrow. The old, worn blinds are closed. This is the Roppongi neighborhood in the heart of Tokyo, just opposite the prestigious Ritz-Carlton. At exactly 10 a.m., three men, all in their forties and wearing stylish grey suits, welcome a passenger in a black sedan. They bow curtly. He is probably a "kobun," one of ...







