Yoshihide Ide

Surrounded by violence for as long as he can remember, Ryoudo Numata has steeled himself into a tremendously tough man, growing to become the very essence of "manliness" himself in order to live his life in peace. When members of a yakuza clan set on fire to his house to facilitate a real estate transaction, Kumada murders them and gets jailed for it. 15 years later, finally free, he will now have to reconnect with his family who clearly are in disarray due his long absence and face the distrust of his children who know nothing of their father except that he had abandoned them.

The fifth Toriko film. Kazuko Kato, a part-time worker, is just an ordinary woman like any other. Her boyfriend, Naoyuki, is also an ordinary man. One day, Kazuko is kidnapped by three men with the intention of brutally raping her. These are the perpetrators of a series of rapes that have recently been occurring in her hometown. The three men take turns beating Kazuko. In a sexual hell that is close to extreme torture, she is too terrified to resist and is abandoned on a street corner in a rag doll-like state. However, from that day forward, another woman lurking inside Kazuko begins to take over her with tremendous force...

V-cinema where Risa Honda, an idol of the 80's, played the female leader of a yakuza. For some reason, a naive young lady takes over the name of the yakuza's leader, causing a terrible uproar. A comedy about the lightness of director Yoshihide Ide.

After his boss died while he was in prison, Eiji gave up his gangster business. He comes to his senses when he learns that his brother Nagaoka, who entrusted the group to him, was killed by young people called Hangure. The main culprit, Kagetora, sees the yakuza as hostile to Eiji. Old fashioned yakuza Eiji takes action