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|chairmen= [[Jin Goda]] <br> [[Tsubasa Kurosawa]] <br> [[Masaru Watase]]
 
|chairmen= [[Jin Goda]] <br> [[Tsubasa Kurosawa]] <br> [[Masaru Watase]]
 
|subsidiaries= [[Go-Ryu Clan]] <br> [[Sengoku Family]] <br> [[Takashima Family]] <br> [[Sagawa Family]] <br> [[Kijin Clan]] <br> [[Watase Family]] <br> [[Osaka Enterprises]]}}
 
|subsidiaries= [[Go-Ryu Clan]] <br> [[Sengoku Family]] <br> [[Takashima Family]] <br> [[Sagawa Family]] <br> [[Kijin Clan]] <br> [[Watase Family]] <br> [[Osaka Enterprises]]}}
The '''Omi Alliance''' (近江連合, ''Ōmi Rengō'') is an Osaka-based yakuza clan that often clashes with the [[Tojo Clan]]. They are the second largest clan in the country, behind the Tojo Clan. As of 2006, the Alliance has as many as 35,000 men and 120 families.
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The '''Omi Alliance''' (近江連合, ''Ōmi Rengō'') is an Osaka-based yakuza clan that often clashes with the [[Tojo Clan]]. They are the largest clan in the country, surpassing even the Tojo Clan in size by several thousand members. As of 2006, the Alliance has as many as 35,000 men and 120 families.
   
 
==History==
 
==History==

Revision as of 14:32, 9 July 2019

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The Omi Alliance (近江連合, Ōmi Rengō) is an Osaka-based yakuza clan that often clashes with the Tojo Clan. They are the largest clan in the country, surpassing even the Tojo Clan in size by several thousand members. As of 2006, the Alliance has as many as 35,000 men and 120 families.

History

Omi Alliance's history dates back all the way to the 1980s. In December 1988, Omi Alliance is involved in the Empty Lot dispute, as well as being responsible for Goro Majima's capture after he was expelled from the Tojo Clan following the failed Ueno Seiwa hit three years prior.

Fast forward to the 21st century, the Omi Alliance is mentioned in Yakuza (and its remake, Yakuza Kiwami) through Yukio Terada's appearance. Even though Terada's an Omi Alliance yakuza, he tried to help Kazuma Kiryu stop Kyohei Jingu due to him having a close relationship with Shintaro Kazama, only to be betrayed by his yakuza clan before switching sides to the Tojo Clan and becoming its Fifth Chairman.

Yakuza 2 (as well as its remake, Yakuza Kiwami 2) brings exposure to the Alliance, as Terada attempted to broker a peace deal between the Tojo Clan and Omi Alliance.

In Yakuza 4, the alliance was mentioned through Yasuko Saejima, who told Kiryu and Date that her biological father was working somewhere in Kansai to do the Alliance's dirty work.

The latest appearance of the Alliance is seen in Yakuza 5. Now led by Tsubasa Kurosawa, the Alliance enters a new era where Tojo Clan attempted to approach the Alliance for a nationwide yakuza alliance.

List of Chairman

  • Jin Goda (fifth chairman, unknown, presumably 1980s-2006; his position as the Fifth Chairman of Omi Alliance is mentioned twice, one in Yakuza 0 and the other in Yakuza/Yakuza Kiwami)
  • Tsubasa Kurosawa (seventh chairman, 2012)
  • Masaru Watase (eighth chairman, 2012-)

Subsidiary Clans & Families

Gallery