Yakuza was born in one of the crowded areas of Tokyo, where life was in full swing. In this microcosm, full of the sounds of street vendors, motorcyclists and ordinary passers-by, Kitten was one of many homeless animals who were trying to find their way in this big and strict city. However, his destiny was predetermined. While Yakuza was looking for food on the streets, he met a kind girl named Miya.

Miya was an activist who saved homeless animals. Her heart was full of love and compassion, and she knew she had to do something for the cat who looked so lost and scared. She won Yakuza over with her kindness and cat cookies. That's how their friendship began. Miya decided to take him home to give him a chance at a different life.

As Yakuza began to settle into his new home, he quickly realized that he now had food, warmth, and, most importantly, a loving family. Miya took care of him like a real family member. She chose the name "Yakuza" for him for a reason - this name is connected with Japanese tradition, but also reflects his character: he became a real warrior on the streets, having learned to survive in harsh conditions.

The Yakuza, possessing an independent spirit, sometimes ran outside to hunt flies and catch some sun rays. However, the big adventures in his life became much more numerous. Each time, when he returned, he brought with him not only small trophies, but also stories that he skillfully told, waving his tail and winking his playful eye.