Inagawa Kenji is a prominent figure in the Japanese organized crime scene, known for his leadership of the Inagawa-kai, one of Japan's major yakuza syndicates. Born in 1931, he became involved in criminal activities at a young age and rose through the ranks to become a powerful boss. His organization is known for its influence in various illegal enterprises, including gambling and extortion. Throughout his life, Inagawa has been a controversial character, often associated with violence and criminality. Despite this, he has also been involved in legitimate business ventures and has sought to maintain a certain level of public image. His life reflects the complex relationship between organized crime and society in Japan.