Yozakura Family Novels & Stories

It was as if they had become a noble family living in the clouds—detached from any business activities, and entirely uninvolved in public affairs. According to the information Rizo uncovered, the Yimo family is no longer active in the business world. It’s widely believed that they now live a carefree life, sustained by the wealth accumulated by their ancestors. The current head of the family is a man named Ken Yimo, now thirty-eight years old. Ken's name is somewhat known within certain circles, primarily due to his background as a top student at a renowned art academy, where several of his paintings had once fetched astronomical prices. However, Ken is an extremely low-key individual, and s

"Yasu, this is my new friend. Yamamoto Aito. Isn't he cute? And Aito, this is Takahashi Yasu. He is my -he paused then lowered his voice to a whisper- he is my boyfriend" Yasu gazed at me then gave me a small smile. He stretched out his hand. "Hello, Aito" I took it, shaking it gently. "H-Hi" I kinda felt nervous for this was the first time I was meeting a gay couple. Takahashi Yasu. So this was the son of the reputed Takahashi family. They are a family of renowned doctors, specializing in different medical fields. My parents had worked with them many times but this was the first time I was meeting a Takahashi.

I could feel the weight of their expectations and judgment, but this time, I wouldn't crumble under it. However, I couldn't help the longingness lingering right now. I used to be welcomed by the Azai Clan, where all of my relatives, from the main branch of the family to the minor branches, were living in a large mansion. The family's decision-making responsibilities rested upon the shoulders of the elders, who prioritized the well-being of our kin. Among the five esteemed elders, two held significant roles in my life: my grandfather, Pops Hiromichi, and my father's assailant, Uncle Hajime.

Zac looked at him and decided to just wait and listen to their mom first. “Everything that I would explain to you boys will be pretty unbelievable, however, these are the facts, we have hidden these to you for the longest time, it was not necessary, we want you boys to grow up ordinary normal boys.” Their mom took a deep breath. “Your dad’s family history the Pogromcas, are a family of monster slayers long before any of you boys were born.” “What?!!” Zac exclaimed, was not able to stop himself, his brothers too shock to even speak.

Yuta explained. Jai hummed, understanding his explanation. “I see…” “However, each family has their own specialty. For example, my family is the servant of the Dragon, so we have dragon and flame decoration here more than the rest of the family. These are the tokens that differentiate us from the other family.” Jai frowned slightly and peeked outside.

"I suppose I can tell you. It doesn't matter anyway." Raul’s interest piqued. "Go on." Nakamura leaned back, his gaze distant as he began to recount the tale. "Kazuya was born to a prominent Yakuza family in Japan. His father was a powerful and ruthless leader, but his mother was Korean, a fact that brought much shame and conflict within the family." Raul nodded, urging Nakamura to continue. "And?"

“For example, you only managed to kill off Miyata Shinosuke because of the help from Nanyang God of War. You also sabotaged the Sword Saint’s ability to fight before that. “Akio Yashiro was forced away by you, but it was later revealed that Dean Cobb was also at the scene. “I’m curious. Are you really that powerful? Or you are only this bold because of Dean’s support?” Noah was showing a piercing gaze. He squinted at Harvey, as if he was trying to see through his heart. Harvey chuckled. “You’re an upperclassman yourself, Third Lord York. Instead, why don’t you tell me what’s on your mind?” “The Yorks of Hong Kong is one of the five ancient hidden families. I’m not the lord, but I do have qui

The large traditional family of the Yakuza clan was one of the largest clans in the city of Nakayoshi, in the colony and in all Japanese cities, they were called Hong Ning, they were, as they say, at the top of the food chain and the power of the Japanese mafia. They were theirs, their biggest killers were known as shadow, because they could not be felt, nor could they be observed, they worked for all the Yakuza mafia clans, they were the best, their houses of pleasure, their Dojôs were the best.