oyabuns

the oyabun sat at the head of the table, commanding absolute respect from his subordinates.

when the former boss died, his eldest son became the new oyabun of the clan.

the oyabun ordered his underlings to collect protection money from local businesses.

even the most ruthless criminals showed deference to the aging oyabun.

the oyabun system in japanese organized crime follows strict hierarchical traditions.

an informant whispered the oyabun's location to the police.

the young gangster dreamed of someday rising to the rank of oyabun.

the oyabun maintained control through a combination of fear and loyalty.

under the oyabun's iron rule, the syndicate expanded its operations significantly.

the oyabun called a meeting to discuss the upcoming territorial dispute.

rival gangs knew better than to challenge the oyabun's authority.

the oyabun's right-hand man handled all sensitive negotiations.

before making any major decision, the subordinate always consulted the oyabun.