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- 1Celebrity vlog post says she is 'not just a kind, weak woman'●https://www. wacoca.com/videos/3485085/cele brity/ この人は優しいだけの弱い女ではありませんよ（笑） # Celebrities # Celebrity # Vlog # この人は優しいだけ
A Japanese celebrity vlog item is circulating with the line 'This person is not just a kind, weak woman (laugh)'. Tags around the clip reference biker culture, yakuza, prison, and names including Chigoku Taro, Kashiwagi Yuki and Neko Taro, suggesting it is tied to a sub-channel story about a celebrity with a tougher past than her gentle image implies.
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Toshihiro Nagoshi's studio, Nagoshi Studio, has been officially dissolved less than a year after revealing its debut game, Gang of Dragon. The announcement has surprised fans of the former Yakuza series creator, who were following the reveal of the action title set in a criminal underworld. Questions now surround the game's fate and the team's future.
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Nagoshi Studio, the company founded by Toshihiro Nagoshi after leaving Sega, has reportedly been formally dissolved. Nagoshi, the creator of the Yakuza (Ryu ga Gotoku) series, is widely seen as the soul of that franchise, and news of the shutdown of his startup has drawn significant attention in Japan and among gamers worldwide.
- 4November Humble Choice bundle offers big-name games for €12.99●Nouveau pack Humble Choice Novembre à 12.99€ au lieu de 250€ environ en moyenne par pack ! Vous avez : - Mafia: The Old
The November Humble Choice bundle is available for €12.99, a steep discount on the roughly €250 average value of the games included. The pack features Mafia: The Old Country with two DLC packs, The Outer Worlds 2, SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance, Yakuza 6: The Song of Life, Crisol: Theater of Idols, Space Haven and DYSMANTLE. Gamers are sharing the deal, highlighting the unusually strong lineup of recent releases for the price.
- 5Tokyo police arrest alleged mastermind of ¥2.2 billion yakuza-linked fraud ring●# Tokyo # police nab alleged # mastermind behind ¥2.2billion # scam ring linked to yakuza "police arrested a 34-year-old
Tokyo police have arrested Narito Sasaki, a 34-year-old unemployed man from the city's Chuo Ward, believed to be the ringleader of a massive telecoms fraud syndicate that allegedly stole around ¥2.2 billion. The scheme is reportedly linked to yakuza organised crime groups, and the arrest marks a significant development in Japan's ongoing crackdown on large-scale fraud operations.
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The Kudo-kai, a designated yakuza organisation based in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture, is drawing fresh attention online in Japan. The group has long been known for its violent reputation and has been the target of extensive police crackdowns in recent years. What prompted the renewed spike in searches this time is not yet clear.
- 7Former Kudo-kai headquarters site in Kitakyushu reopens as 'Town of Hope'●https://www. wacoca.com/media/808192/ 「用がなくても来てほしい」工藤会本部事務所跡「希望のまち」プレオープン（KBC九州朝日放送） – Yahoo!ニュース # television # tv # TV
The former head office site of the Kudo-kai, a designated yakuza group in Kitakyushu, has held a pre-opening as a community space called 'Town of Hope'. Organisers are inviting residents to visit even without specific business, aiming to reclaim the location as a positive community hub. The story was covered by KBC Kyushu Asahi Broadcasting.
- 8Yakuza creator's Nagoshi Studio shuts down, Gang of Dragon cancelled▼Yakuza creator's new studio and its debut game Gang of Dragon are no more after losing funding from NetEase Nagoshi Stud
Nagoshi Studio, founded by Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi, has officially shut down following the withdrawal of funding from Chinese publisher NetEase. Its debut game, Gang of Dragon, a Yakuza-like open-world title, is no longer moving forward. The closure comes months after the publisher pulled financial support, leaving the studio unable to continue development.
- 9Nagoshi Studio Shuts Down●Nagoshi Studio Shuts Down: The End of a Yakuza Legend’s New Beginning and What Sega’s Future Could Look Like. # Gaming #
Nagoshi Studio, founded by longtime Yakuza series creator Toshihiro Nagoshi after he left Sega, has shut down. The closure marks the end of the veteran designer's attempt to build a new studio outside Sega, and is prompting discussion about what the move means for Sega's future direction.
- 10Nagoshi Studio, Founded by Yakuza Creator, Shuts Down●Yakuza Series Creator Toshiro Nagoshi's Studio Has Officially Shut Down Before Releasing a Game
Nagoshi Studio, founded by Yakuza series creator Toshiro Nagoshi after he left Sega, has officially shut down without ever releasing a game. The closure marks an abrupt end for the high-profile studio, and fans are discussing what it means for Nagoshi's future projects and the industry's recent wave of studio shutdowns.
- 11Yakuza Creator Toshiro Nagoshi's Studio Shuts Down Without Releasing a Game●Yakuza Series Creator Toshiro Nagoshi's Studio Has Officially Shut Down Before Releasing a Game Yakuza series creator To
Nagoshi Studio, founded by Yakuza series creator Toshiro Nagoshi after he left Sega, has officially shut down without ever releasing a game. The closure ends a high-profile venture that drew attention when it launched with former Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio talent, and gamers are now speculating about what went wrong and where the veteran designer will land next.
- 12English Fan Translation of Yakuza Kenzan Finally Released●The long awaited Yakuza Kenzan English FanTranslation has finally released https://www. resetera.com/threads/1675874 # g
Fans have released an English fan translation of Yakuza Kenzan, the 2008 samurai-era spin-off of Sega's Yakuza series that was never officially localised. The project, long awaited by series enthusiasts, lets English-speaking players finally experience the Kyoto-set historical title without knowing Japanese. Fans are celebrating the release and discussing how to apply the translation patch.