Ten Japanese gangs were arrested for illegal dinners. What's the difference between Japanese gangs now and before?

During the edo period, Japanese gangs developed well and grew in strength, but now Japan's order and times are very bad and its energy is not as good as before. In the 1980s, it can be said that it was the origin of the development of Japanese gangs, but now it has suffered a career decline. Now Japan's laws on violence are becoming more and more perfect, and Japanese gangs are also touching these laws, so these regulations have gradually pushed Japanese gangs to the edge of their careers, leaving them with no foothold in this society. The existence of Japanese gangs is legal and supported by the government, but they are now under stricter supervision, and the current situation can be said to be very ironic and reflective. The business of Japanese gangs in the gray area is constantly supervised by the government, so it is also a very important blow to them. This time, ten gang members were arrested for dinner, which shows that their status is not the same as that of the Edo era. Gangs ended in their heyday in the 1990s. At that time, they had great power and it was very easy to make money. Tokyo is where they gather, but now everything has changed. Those high-end lives have become a thing of the past, and their gangs can no longer engage in high-profit industries. Now some members even steal sea cucumbers at sea or fruits and vegetables from farms. Great changes have taken place. In the course of so many years' development, the government has continuously supervised the gang organizations, forcing some members to turn over a new leaf. Their police are also constantly searching for gang members.

Therefore, the number of gangs in Japan is declining, which can be said to be very low. Therefore, under the influence of these environmental factors, the life of Japanese gang members is very difficult. It can be seen from a Japanese drama "The Way of Extreme Masters" that many of their members have now washed their hands and returned to normal life. Many gang members are forced to join, because there is no fixed place, so they need to find a big brother to protect themselves, and most of those big brothers have no courage, only dare to threaten verbally, but dare not take it seriously. Moreover, many of their members are doing all kinds of things, some go to the farm to steal vegetables, some go to the sea to steal aquatic products, seafood and other products, and some even start the fortune-telling industry. It can be said that compared with the gangs in the 1990s, it has undergone earth-shaking changes.

Moreover, within their gangs, the gap between the rich and the poor is also very large, forming a "28" pattern, which can be said to be polarization. Relevant professors also said that the development of their gangs is like experiencing the Japanese bubble era, and the development trend is the same. Therefore, after so many years of development, the number of gang members in Japan is also declining, and it is likely to disappear in the future. Japanese gangs are not as powerful as we thought. They are now facing the biggest crisis in history and are subject to many restrictions. There will even be many members doing good deeds, maintaining social order and giving candy to children, which makes people feel particularly shocked and is quite different from the image imagined by ordinary people.