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Confessions Of A Yakuza: A Life in Japan's Underworld Joh Bjelke-Petersen This psychology and self-help bookAuthor: Junichi Saga Condition: Like new Paperback 253 pages This true crime book details the true story, as told to the doctor who looked after him just before he died, of the life of one of the last traditional yakuza in Japan. The tale he has to tell presents an honest and oddly attractive picture of an insider in that separate, unofficial world. And in the end, when his tale is finished, you feel you would probably have liked him if you'd met him