Honorable Yakuza tries to get other gangsters to not act like criminals
Takahashi Hideki is the roaming Yakuza with a heart. He starred in ten films in this series. They all followed the same formula. Takahashi would travel Japan and stand up to lowlife gangsters. He’s so honorable he even turns down women that throw themselves at him. The message of the series was that most Yakuza were criminal scum but Hideki and the people he aided were still honorable crooks. That’s the irony of the story. It’s trying to say that some Yakuza didn’t act like criminals.<br /><br />The story has some jokes, a song, and some Yakuza norms like gambling, swordplay and a clan battle. There’s also some melodrama to reinforce Hideki’s image which are annoying. It’s such an obvious ploy to play upon the audience’s heart strings it feels manipulative. It’s very similar to the Zatoichi films but not half as successful nor interesting. In fact most of it is drama as Hideki tries to get others to do the right thing.
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