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Yakuza Shrine in Asakusa Tokyo. In Japanese law, yakuza, or Japanese mafia is not allowed to show their tattoos in public except for Sanja Matsuri (festival). Русский: Члены Якудза часто принимают участие в местных синтоистских фестивалях, таких как Сандзя-мацури в Храме Асакуса, где они несут священный паланкин Микоси по улицам, с гордостью демонстрируя свои сложные татуировки на всё тело. В Японии членам якудза запрещено демонстрировать татуировки на публике за исключением фестивалей[1][2]. |
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- ↑ На главаря японских гангстеров впервые подали в суд // Российская газета 17.07.2013
- ↑ Takahiro Kitamura & Katie M. Kitamura Bushido-legacies of japanese tattoo. — ISBN 0-7643-1201-4.
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