Sumiyoshi-ikka

Sumiyoshi-ikka

The Sumiyoshi-ikka (住吉一家 "Sumiyoshi Family") is an affiliate of the Sumiyoshi-kai yakuza syndicate, based in Tokyo, Japan. Its current leader is Hareaki Fukuda, who is also the "kaicho" of the Sumiyoshi-kai.

uccessive "socho"s

*1st: Matsugoro Ito (伊藤 松五郎)
*2nd: Naokichi Kuramochi (倉持 直吉)
*3rd (1948-1962): Shigesaku Abe (阿部 重作)
*4th (1962-1967): Yoshimitsu Sekigami (磧上 義光) who was "kaicho" of the former Sumiyoshi-kai.
*5th (1967-1990): Masao Hori (堀 政夫) who was "sosai" of Sumiyoshi-rengokai. He was 4th Nakazato (中里) in the Sumiyoshi-ikka.
*6th (1991-2005): Shigeo Nishiguchi (西口 茂男) who is "sosai" of Sumiyoshi-kai. He was 2nd Kogo (向後) in the Sumiyoshi-ikka.
*7th (2005-): Hareaki Fukuda (福田 晴瞭) who is 2nd "kaicho" of Sumiyoshi-kai. He was 2nd "kaicho" of the Kobayashi-kai (小林会) in the Sumiyoshi-ikka.


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