Tattoos have always been a popular form of body modification and a way for people to express themselves. In Japan, tattoos have a long and storied history, particularly in the yakuza—the organized crime syndicates of Japan. Tattoos have been part of the yakuza culture for centuries, with intricate designs that often cover the entire body and have symbolic meanings. While most people associate yakuza tattoos with men, there is a growing trend of women getting tattoos in the yakuza style. Here, we’ll take a look at the fascinating history of Japanese yakuza tattoos on females.