Yakuza 5/Part 4 Chapter 4

Fleeting Triumph (, Hakanaki , Lit. "Fleeting Flower Path") is the fourth and final chapter of Part 4 of Yakuza 5, and the 16th chapter overall.
==Plot==
The following day, Ushijima, Milky, Manabe and various other members of the Nagoya Family turn themselves over to the police, confessing to having framed Shinada for game fixing all those years ago.
Shinada contacts the Masked Man who hired him and reveals the entire conspiracy to him. Impressed, the Masked Man gives Shinada his 20 million yen and reveals himself to be Daigo Dojima. He says he already suspected the Nagoya Family of having masterminded a plot to drive the Tojo Clan out of the city 15 years prior, but needed a local to investigate and discover the Family's secrets, so he turned to Shinada whom he happened to know since they went to high school together. Daigo says he suspects that Fujita is working with somebody else behind the scenes to conspire against the Tojo Clan, so he needs to go to Tokyo to confront him. Shinada insists that he has to go with him as well but Daigo refuses. The two get into a fight and; after Shinada proves his mettle, Daigo agrees to take him to Tokyo to face his former mentor.
As the two are preparing to depart Nagoya, Shinada receives a message from Sawada, his old minor league rival against whom he scored his infamous homerun. The message tells him to meet him at the Nagoya Stadium to learn the truth about Fujita's return to baseball after all these years. Shinada tells Daigo to go ahead without him, saying he'll meet him in Tokyo later.
Shinada confronts Sawada at the field in the Stadium and Sawada reveals the truth. Years ago, the current Chairman of the Omi Alliance discovered Fujita's role in the Nagoya conspiracy and used it to blackmail him into using the Nagoya Family to start fixing games in Nagoya once more, but for his benefit. The Chairman used the money from this gambling scheme to finance his rise to the top of the Alliance. Recently the Omi Chairman has been plotting something big and needs all the money he can to finance his scheme, so he's arranged for Fujita to become the new manager of the Tokyo Gigants so he can fix games for the country's most popular team. Sawada was in on the conspiracy as well and has come to warn Shinada, since the Chairman of the Omi Alliance wants him dead for discovering the truth. The two players are then confronted by Omi assassins, who try to kill them, but together Shinada and Sawada manage to defeat them all. After batting a few balls together and reminiscing about their days in the minor leagues, Shinada departs, heading for Tokyo to try and put a stop to the Omi Chairman's plot to ruin his favorite sport.
In Tokyo, Fujita is assassinated by a mysterious man when he tries to reveal the Omi Chairman's blackmail to the press. Back at Nagoya, Takasugi goes to Shinada's place and finds it empty, save for a briefcase with all the money Shinada owed him and an autographed baseball.
==Tasks==
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==Trophies and Achievements==
===Remaster===
Icon	Name 	Description 	Trophy Status (PlayStation)	Gamerscore (Xbox)
 	Out of the Park	Clear Part 4 of the story.	Bronze 	15G
===Original===
Icon	Name 	Description 	Trophy Status
 	Part 4 Completed	Completed Part 4.	Bronze
==Trivia==
*During the fight between Daigo and Shinada in the Japanese release of Yakuza 5, the song Wild Romance by Kyosuke Himuro plays during the fight, Himuro being the same musician who made the game's theme, Bloody Moon. However in the localized release, the track is replaced with an unreleased song, presumably composed by Mitsuharu Fukuyama.
==Gallery==
==Notes==
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