Japanese gangster tattoos are very particular. How to distinguish their ranks from tattoos?

? With the development of society, people gradually became popular with tattoo culture. More and more people began to tattoo some artistic decorations on their bodies. Tattoos seem to be something that can be involved from old people to young people. However, the tattoo area in Japan has a strict hierarchy, which is not a game that everyone can participate in. At first, tattoo art has a long history in Japan, which can be traced back to more than 2,000 years ago. Early inhabitants of Japan? Ainu people used to have the custom of tattooing. Tattoos have been handed down in Japan. In the past, tattoos were banned in Japan and regarded as illegal performances. Later, for some reason, it opened again. Like China, Japanese tattoos were originally used as a means to punish prisoners. Just like China Song Wu's face. The prisoners were forced to get tattoos. However, these prisoners can't keep them in prison forever. When they come out, they can't find anything else to do, and naturally they will form a gang force. They used violence to maintain their unique underground order. Gradually, tattoos became gang-like words. In the famous Yamaguchi group in Japan, tattoos are a necessary condition for joining their gangs. In Japanese gangs, we can also see the hierarchy in gangs from tattoos. Generally speaking, the more complicated the tattoo pattern, the higher the status, and only big brother figures can tattoo dragons and tigers. Generally, gangsters at the younger brother level can only have some designs such as ghosts and gods. And the location of tattoos is also very strict. Most of them are at the ends of some limbs such as hands and ankles. Brother can get tattoos on his chest and back. The more tattoos, the higher the level of this person. The author has also seen a Japanese short play, which tells that in the sauna room, people with many tattoos rushed to people with few tattoos, and the last tattooed brother came in, and other tattooed brothers were shivering. This is also a good proof of the strictness of tattoo grades in Japan.