The nihongo|Fourth Kudo-kai|四代目工藤會|Yondaime Kudō-kai is a
Leadership
* 1st "kaichō": Genji Kudō? (工藤 玄治)
* 2nd "kaichō": Takaaki Kusano? (草野 高明)
* 3rd "kaichō": Hideo Mizoshita? (溝下 秀男)
* 4th "kaicho":
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