Yamano-kai
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山野会（やまのかい）は、20世紀に活動した日本の暴力団。熊本県の熊本市内に本部を置いた指定暴力団であった。2001年までに消滅。
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The Third Yamano-kai (山野会, Sandaime Yamano-kai) was a yakuza group based in Kumamoto, Kyushu, Japan. It was a secondary organization of the (熊本連合). Founded by Yoshiaki Yamano in 1954 under the name "Shinsen-gumi" (新選組), it changed its name to "Yamano-kai" in 1956. Masatoshi Minoda succeeded as its president in 1972, and Tetsuo Ikeda became the president in 1986. The group dissolved in April 2001. However, many of its members formed a new group, the Sanshin-kai, in September of that year.
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山野会
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Yamano-kai
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山野会（やまのかい）は、20世紀に活動した日本の暴力団。熊本県の熊本市内に本部を置いた指定暴力団であった。2001年までに消滅。
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The Third Yamano-kai (山野会, Sandaime Yamano-kai) was a yakuza group based in Kumamoto, Kyushu, Japan. It was a secondary organization of the (熊本連合). Founded by Yoshiaki Yamano in 1954 under the name "Shinsen-gumi" (新選組), it changed its name to "Yamano-kai" in 1956. Masatoshi Minoda succeeded as its president in 1972, and Tetsuo Ikeda became the president in 1986. The group dissolved in April 2001. However, many of its members formed a new group, the Sanshin-kai, in September of that year. The Yamano-kai was designated by the Japanese police as a bōryokudan group from December 1992 to November 2001.
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