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The year is 1968, and Japan has just experienced its first oil crisis. In this time of economic hardship, many people are struggling to make ends meet. One such person is Yukiko Tanaka, who works as a seamstress at her local tailor shop.

Despite working long hours every day, she still struggles to provide for herself and her family. One evening after work, Yukiko decides to take a break from her busy schedule by visiting one of Tokyo's most popular nightclubs. As she enters the club, she notices a group of men gathered around a table, laughing and drinking sake.

Curious about what they were up to, Yukiko approaches them and asks if she can join their conversation. The men invite her to sit down and introduce themselves - they are all members of the Japanese mafia known as "Yakuza". As the night progresses, the men begin to talk more openly about their business ventures, including smuggling contraband goods into Japan.

They also discuss how difficult it is to find women willing to participate in these activities due to the strict moral codes imposed by society. That's when one of the men spots Yukiko and suggests that she might be interested in joining their operation. At first, Yukiko is hesitant but eventually agrees to help out.

She begins by posing as a customer at various shops across town, where she would purchase items like cigarettes and alcohol before selling them back to the Yakuza at inflated prices. This proved to be quite profitable, and soon enough, Yukiko became one of the organization's top earners. However, things took a turn for the worse when Yukiko fell ill with tuberculosis.

Her condition worsened over time until she could no longer continue her illegal activities. Desperate to save her life, Yukiko turned to the only option left available to her - surgery. With the help of some of her friends within the Yakuza, she underwent several operations aimed at improving her health.

While the surgeries did improve her quality of life somewhat, they ultimately failed to cure her completely. Today, Yukiko lives alone in a small apartment near Tokyo Bay. Though she may never fully recover from her illness, she continues to live each day to the fullest extent possible.

And while she may have been forced into a life of crime, she refuses to let it define her. Instead, she chooses to focus on the positive aspects of her experiences, such as the friendships she made along the way and the sense of purpose she found through helping others.