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Can you introduce the spoken Japanese of Japanese gangsters?

Japanese slang may be due to cultural reasons. They are not very "dirty" and do not involve the parents of the greeting people.

As for some "terms" used by gangs, let me list some:

Cup (さかずき) をわす (かわす) = sworn, sworn by peers, or "formally accepted brother" are all expressed in this way.

Box = prison

チャカ = Firearms

シノギ = Work, which generally refers to the life behavior of all Yamaguchi groups.

ケツち = This is difficult to explain in Chinese. Simply put, if I "cover" you, I will be your "ケツち". "

Stiff person (すじもの) = YAKUZA, a gangster, who can also say "そのの".

The antonym of Jane (カタギ) = "Jin Zhe", that is, ordinary people.

だぃもん = the logo of the organization, which also extends to the name of the organization. Now they will say "Kanban" and replace the original "Dai Wen" with a strong "black flavor".

The Yamaguchi group usually asks whether the other party is "strong" first, because a well-managed organization will stipulate that the Yamaguchi group cannot bring "chaos" to "strong", so after confirming the "type", it will ask the other party's "generation mode" or "Kanban".

The Yamaguchi group in Japan is an umbrella organization, and many small organizations actually belong to the same superior organization, so it is very important to confirm the "identity" when problems arise.

Taking りて (りたて) is debt collection, but sometimes it is also pronounced キリトリ.

り (なわばり) = territory, sphere of influence

みかじめ Material = protection fee

"みかじめ" is a kind of "シノギ", which is usually collected from your own "りり" shops and rarely from ordinary people.

In the past, cash was collected directly, but now it is collected in disguise because of the implementation of the violent group countermeasure law. For example, in the name of "bonsai fee" and "towel fee", in fact, a younger brother will change the bonsai regularly every month and then charge the fee, or change the towel used in the store every day to charge the fee.

There are many more, but I can't remember so many at the moment.