The nihongo|Fourth Kozakura-ikka|四代目小桜一家|Yondaime Kozakura-ikka is a
Its current leader is
uccessive "socho"s
*1st (1948-) "kumicho":
*2nd "kumicho":
*3rd (1969-):
*4th (1988-):
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