Violent Streets (1974) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Egawa Koichi manages the Madrid bar and refuses demands from the Togiku Group to surrender it, defending the territory given to him after the Egawa family was disbanded. After Minami's murder and the...
Hama is one of Egawa Koichi's former followers and urges him to revive the Egawa family. Hama reminds Egawa that their people suffered for Togiku during an earlier conflict but were abandoned when the...
Futahashi is associated with the Togiku side of the conflict and becomes a direct target of Egawa Koichi's retaliation. Egawa kills him in a Togiku parking lot, an act that signals the dispute over th...
Tatsu provides Egawa Koichi with a powerful rifle when Egawa decides that the conflict can no longer be settled through refusal or negotiation. This assistance supports Egawa's preparation for open vi...
Mochizuki Kunihiro helps manipulate the dispute over the Madrid by supporting a plan to make an attack appear to have come from Osaka. He believes this deception will force Togiku to retaliate and tri...
Shimamura Kansai represents the Western Japan Alliance in its expansion toward Tokyo. When a Togiku executive asks for two days to settle the dispute, Shimamura agrees only because the precise startin...
Minami is kidnapped as part of the scheme designed to manipulate Egawa Koichi and provoke conflict between the opposing organizations. Her captors demand a large ransom and threaten her life while dir...
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Egawa turns to Tatsu for a powerful rifle before preparing for open violence.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Shimamura Kansai represents the Western Japan Alliance during negotiations while the wider dispute moves toward war involving Egawa's side.
After Minami is kidnapped, her captors order Egawa to follow precise instructions and threaten to kill her if he resists.
Mochizuki helps manipulate events in an attempt to provoke a war, while Mochizuki's death deepens Egawa's anger.
Egawa later kills Futahashi in a Togiku parking lot, marking a new phase of the conflict.
Hama is among Egawa's former followers and urges him to revive the Egawa family. Hama also reminds Egawa of their people's past sacrifices.
A former yakuza manager is drawn from stubborn independence into armed retaliation as corporate power, revenge, and old loyalties push Tokyo and Osaka toward war.
Directed by Hideo Gosha
Violent Streets (1974) · 6.8/10 · action, crime, drama
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