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Yakuza Moon: Memoirs of a Gangster’s Daughter is an autobiographical account by Shoko Tendo, detailing her life growing up as the daughter of a Yakuza boss in Japan. The book explores themes of family dynamics, societal stigma, and personal struggle. Tendo shares her experiences of delinquency, the impact of her father's criminal activities, and her journey towards self-discovery. The memoir provides a candid look into the challenges faced by children in Yakuza families, highlighting the resilience required to overcome adversity. Through her narrative, Tendo aims to shed light on the human aspects behind the Yakuza stereotype. The intended audience includes readers interested in Japanese culture, organized crime, and personal transformation stories.

Yakuza. --- Biography.