How does the Yakuza games story portray the Yakuza culture?The Yakuza games story portrays Yakuza culture in several ways. It shows their hierarchical structure. The higher - ups have great power and respect, and the lower - level members have to follow strict rules. Also, their sense of justice within their own world is depicted. They have their own way of dealing with disputes and traitors which is part of their unique culture.
The cleaner is also a hero."A cleaner is also a hero."
In every corner of the city, there was a group of people who silently contributed. They were the environmental protection workers. Although they were ordinary, they could be called heroes.
Every morning, when most people were still asleep, the cleaners had already started their work for the day. They wore their iconic work clothes, held brooms and dustpans, and walked into the streets. In winter, they faced the biting cold wind, their hands were red from the cold, but they still held their brooms tightly. In summer, under the scorching sun, their clothes were soaked with sweat, but they never stopped working.
Their working environment was very harsh. The stench of garbage and dust were commonplace. However, they had no complaints. Whether it was a ditch full of garbage or a street full of fallen leaves, as long as they cleaned it diligently, it would become clean and tidy. They were like magicians, using their own hands to make the city look brand new.
They were not only the cleaners of the city, but also the guardians of civilization. They used their actions to tell people to take care of the environment and cherish the fruits of others 'labor. When someone littered, they would patiently dissuade them, and when they encountered a place that was difficult to clean up, they would try their best to deal with it.
Even though their work might not be respected by everyone, and some people might look at them strangely, they still stuck to their posts. They used their own efforts to create a clean and comfortable living environment for everyone. Wasn't this a heroic act? Although they didn't do anything earth-shattering, their contributions day after day, year after year, made our city even better. In my heart, the environmental protection workers are heroes, worthy of our respect and learning.
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A picture of Yakuza in Japan. Just like mafiosè in other parts of the world. Kin to fighting, schemes and war. But this story brings new light to this Yakuza. More honorable, loves justice