CLEAN: Japanese mobsters in dumps in recession

The video explores the transformation of the Ukusa, a Japanese mafia group, from traditional crime activities to significant players in the stock market. Once known for their iconic tattoos and severed fingers, the Ukusa have become influential in Japan's economy, even publishing self-help books for members transitioning to finance. However, the organization faces challenges, including downsizing and a loss of traditional values like the samurai code. The video highlights the modern perception of the Yakuza as financial manipulators akin to 'Goldman Sachs with guns' and discusses the potential cultural and economic implications of these changes.

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