"This is Mitsu san's art style, and whatever he thinks would ... as many here associate tattoos with the yakuza, Japan's mafia. But for some fans that warning proved more of an inspiration ...

For many years, traditional Japanese tattoos were associated with the yakuza, Japan's mafia ... as while the practice had risen as an art form, tattooed marks were still used as a punishment.

Britain's oldest working tattoo artist Tattoo art is largely associated in Japan with the yakuza, mafia-like organised crime syndicates. Places like swimming pools, hot springs, beaches or even ...

Cause tattoos are so precise, there's no room for error, you're like there, you can't erase, but with art, it was like taking all the leashes and the safeties off and it's just like Bob Ross would ...

It was for a high fee of course,” he says with a chuckle. H_art the Band’s Kenchez Muya, an ardent tattoo fanatic, says the etched designs on the body are an expression of self beauty and emotion.

From state birds to chess pieces to religious symbols, here's why various symbols were chosen by Rangers players.

With several deviations from the game, double crosses, and a tattoo-shaped cliffhanger, there’s plenty to take in when it comes to Like a Dragon: Yakuza’s ending. Below, we’ll break ...

Soulless An ink enthusiast was mighty peeved when she learned mid-session that her tattoo artist had used artificial ...

If you ask someone like me, who's really into the Yakuza/Like A Dragon games, why you should play the Yakuza/Like A Dragon games, fairly early on in the process there's a good chance they'll end ...

Much like the first game, Like A Dragon: Yakuza follows Kazuma Kiryu (Ryoma ... earns him more ink to fill out the famous dragon tattoo on his back. This recontextualization not only explains ...

Like a Dragon: Yakuza’s first season certainly went out with a bang. The Amazon adaptation of the hit video game series answered several major questions in its finale, while also posing a few ...