Yakuza: Like a Dragon/Chapter 4

The Dragon of Yokohama (, Yokohama no Ryū) is the fourth chapter of Yakuza: Like a Dragon.
==Plot==
Adachi sneaks into Hamako's place and wakes up both Nanba and Kasuga. Adachi reveals that he was let go from his job, but is still seeking out information on Horinouchi who had ties to Arakawa, and asks Kasuga to cooperate to make up for leading to him losing his job and pension. 
He tells them that he is looking for revenge on the police commissioner because of an incident with a man named Kusumi, who was charged for murder twenty years ago. Witnesses come forth with an airtight alibi, but to stop a wrongful arrest scandal from ruining his chance at a TMPD position, Horinouchi used witness intimidation to prevent them from testifying, and Kusumi eventually took his own life after he was wrongly sentenced to seventeen years in prison. Kusumi left behind a wife and child after hanging himself in prison. 
Adachi reveals that many Kanagawa Prefectural Police officers have ties to the Ijin Three, meaning they risk a scandal, causing many higher-ups to seek different police departments. Adachi tried to reveal Horinouchi's crimes publicly, but the information was caught and suppressed by Horinouchi through his Public Security connections, resulting in Adachi's demotion to driving instructor. Hamako enters the room and reminds them they should be heading to Hello Work and trying to secure jobs for the day. Adachi decides to follow them, as he too needs a job because he had not been saving for the future due to relying on his pension.
While heading to Hello Work, the group comes across a baseball bat that only Kasuga can pull out of the ground. He believes it to be a "hero sword" that only he can use, and his heroic imagination starts making the enemies appear different. Outside Hello Work, ex-robbers whom Adachi had previously arrested around twenty years ago want to take their frustration out on him for giving them criminal records, leading to Auto-Battle being unlocked. At Hello Work, Kasuga explains to Shuichi Kanbe that all of his party is looking for work, but he states he can only give to them jobs they are qualified for as he made an exception last time to test them. Currently, the best job available is an interview at Otohime Land. After leaving, the group encounters an exhibitionist, leading to the substory Who's That Sujimon!?
The party arrives at Otohime Land while the manager, Isao Nonomiya, answers calls and suggests reusing bathwater and reprimands an employee for taking too much time off. Adachi and Nanba are displeased, and Kasuga starts walking to Nonomiya, which causing him to panic and say the soapland belongs to the Seiryu Clan. Kasuga reveals he has decided to take the job at the soapland, much to the surprise and dismay of his friends. Bleach Japan appears in an attempt to shut down the last place in the area that is openly a soapland, which they have been doing for the past few days, and the Seiryo cannot help due to Bleach Japan being knowledgeable about the anti-yakuza laws. The three head outside and quickly get rid of the demonstration that Bleach Japan is putting on. 
Back inside, Nonomiya reveals that the first job for the group will be going after Nanoha Mukoda. He reveals that Nanoha is his top earner for 5 consecutive years because she entered the world of prostitution to help with the care of her father, Tatsuro Mukoda. However, recently she has been taking days off and this is hurting his business. Nonomiya wants them to track down Nanoha and see if she is seeing someone on the side. He tells them that the best bet would be to head to Pocket Café where Nanoha has been known to hang out from time to time, as she has not returned home in a long time. 
At Pocket Café, they see a man sit at a table with Nanoha. Adachi enters the cafe saying that he has to use the bathroom, but plants his phone in a nearby plant to eavesdrop on Nanoha. While listening to the conversation, they notice that a huge amount of money, Tatsuro, and a procedure are being discussed. They initially plan on following Nanoha, but they are quickly interrupted by a group of thugs who cause them to lose track of her. However, the man that Nanoha met with quickly exits the café and they decide to follow him. 
They follow the man to Sunlight Castle and realize that Tatsuro is living there. The transaction was suspicious, and Nanoha was not allowed to see Tatsuro. They try to enter, but only direct family is allowed to visit and sightseeing is not allowed. With no other leads, they return to Otohime Land, and on the way the substory A Trip to Pound Town takes place.
While back at the soapland, the group continues to do research on Nanoha. From Sunlight Castle's website, they see she is spending exorbitant fees just trying to pay for her father's care. Nonomiya feels he should let her continue if a side piece is giving her the money she needs, but Kasuga tells Nonomiya something else may be at play because of Nanoha's poor appearance. Adachi suspects the retirement home is scamming Nanoha, and her working herself sick may be in vain. Nonomiya begs them to save Tatsuro, and Kasuga suggests they use a recommendation from Kanbe to get a second job at Sunlight Castle. 
Kanbe states Sunlight Castle does not offer job opening on Hello Work, but he can have them be hired as contractors. Nanba's nursing experience allows him to be a caretaker, while Adachi's police experience lets him be a security officer. Kasuga's (lack of) experience leads to him becoming a janitor. All three get jobs, but they are unable to find Tatsuro, leading them to suspect he is in the VIP room after all. They are unable to verify, as only full-time nurses and guards are allowed there. Kasuga sees an elderly woman being taken to the VIP area and follows them through the evacuation route to hear her terrified scream after she is taken there. 
Nanba returns to Otohime Land far later than the other two, and notes an old woman passed away, who turns out to be the same woman Kasuga saw being taken to the VIP area. Adachi notes the institution could scam pension payments by killing its customers and not reporting their deaths. He shows a picture he had taken of a safe in the security room containing all the residents' bank books. Nonomiya recognizes two of the guards as Ryuto Family, the Seiryu subsidiary in charge of Otohime Land until 4 years ago. Kasuga suspects the pension scheme is possible if Sunlight Castle is a Seiryu business, and Adachi states Tatsuro is still alive because of a mention of a procedure in ten days, which means the deadline is tomorrow. 
With a bonus assured for saving Tatsuro, Adachi takes them to Survive Bar for some rest in preparation for a big day. At the karaoke bar, Adachi reveals that he is a regular at this place and that he is very familiar with the bartender and Iroha Yanagi, but usually comes alone. This spot is now unlocked as a hangout for Kasuga and his party. Nanba quickly passes out after a long day, but Adachi and Kasuga continue drinking throughout the night. While having drinks with Adachi, Drink Links are introduced.
The following morning, the group once again heads to Sunlight Castle. There, Kasuga runs into an employee with a security card which is quickly picked up by Adachi so that they can enter the "Excellent Room." Kasuga breaks into the Excellent Area and stops a doctor from injecting Tatsuro. Security guards - who are Ryuto Family yakuza - quickly gather just outside the room. After defeating them, the doctor reveals that he was about to inject Tatsuro with potassium chloride. 
Kasuga notices more on the way and they are soon confronted by the man Nanoha met at the cafe: Yamato Totsuka, Sunlight Castle director and Ryuto Family chairman. Kasuga and his party demand that Totsuka free all the members that are being kept in this facility, but he is unwilling to do so. Kasuga then decides to take the issue to the chairman of the Seiryu Clan, and tells Totsuka to come along. Totsuka then takes them to the Seiryu Clan headquarters and the party needs to meet with the chairman. However, prior to meeting up with the chairman, the group needs to make sure that they are ready, and head to Love Magic for be fully geared up, if they are not already.
Upon entering the Seiryu Clan Headquarters, they are told Totsuka triggered an ambush by not giving a signal before entering. The trio of Kasuga, Nanba, and Adachi must continue pushing through the Seiryu Clan headquarters. While attempting this, Nanba is thrown through a window and Kasuga must make a diving effort to save his friend who is hanging on for dear life. While saving Nanba, however, Adachi is then also thrown out of the window. After saving Adachi, the group must decide on how to proceed next. They must find another way to get through the Seiryu Clan headquarters. 
Eventually after defeating some members of the Seiryu Clan, one of them drops the Seiryu Clan Key. By using the key the group find a hidden ladder passage in the facility. Right ouside the chairman's office, while having a discussion with Totsuka, chairman Ryuhei Hoshino and captain Mamoru Takabe arrive. To ensure they are not hitmen, Kasuga allows them to pat them dawn, and Takabe discovers Kasuga's defective counterfeit bill. Hoshino sees it and has an epiphany. 
Hoshino explains that there are many businesses operating within his that he is unaware of and that some of these businesses are stooping to means even below their standards. He particularly mentions the exploitation of the homeless by the Yokohama Liumang. Hoshino also explains that they Seiryu Clan bought the building and put Totsuka in charge of it after renovation, but he had no idea what Totsuka was doing at Sunlight Castle. However, he also lets Kasuga know that his opinion is unwanted. 
Totsuka explains his business as passionate euthanasia. He also explains that Nanoha wanted her father to receive this experience. Totsuka is about to get rid of his finger to atone for his secret side business, however the Chairman allows him to go. He immediately orders Takabe and his men to remove Totsuka from the headquarters. Kasuga explains that he admires the old-school style of yakuza that Hoshino represents after he is threatened for casually entering the Seiryu headquarters. As the group starts to leave, Hoshino asks who was Kasuga's patriarch, and then he vows that he will remember the name of Arakawa.
Outside of Sunlight Castle, Takabe and the group meet up with Nanoha. Takabe tells her that the facility is being closed and that she will have to transfer her father elsewhere. She is surprised to hear this because her father needed surgery in order to live. She revealed that she paid Totsuka to perform a life saving operation on her father. Takabe downplays this situation by returning the money towards her and saying that her father will be fine as he received a second diagnosis. 
Kasuga tells Nanoha that with the money she has made, she no longer needs her job at Otohime Land, and tells her they had been working for Nonomiya when she was away. He tells her he will inform Nonomiya of her departure. The group then returns to the soapland to report to their boss. When they get there, they see the bonuses Nonomiya agreed to give them, but they are shocked to find that he has apparently hung himself.
==Objectives==
*Go to Hello Work
*Go to Hello Work
*Go to Hello Work
*Go to Otohime Land
*Go to Pocket Cafe
*Return to Otohime Land
*Go to Hello Work
*Go to the Karaoke Bar
*Have a drink with Adachi
*Go to Sunlight Castle
*Meet the Seiryu Clan Chairman
*Report about Nanoha to Nonomiya
==Related trophies/achievements==
Icon	Name 	Description 	Trophy Status (PlayStation)	Gamerscore (Xbox)
 	Soap on a Rope	Completed Chapter 4.	Bronze 	10G
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