Christmas Comes Even for the Yakuza.

"Christmas Comes Even for the Yakuza." is a dramatic and emotional Japanese ballad that portrays the quiet, fragile humanity hidden behind the harsh world of the yakuza.
Mr.510 NEET delivers a cinematic storytelling piece filled with winter melancholy, heartfelt reflections, and the bittersweet warmth of a lonely Christmas night.

The song follows a young wakagashira-a high-ranking yakuza lieutenant-who carries heavy responsibilities while walking through the neon lights of Kabukicho. Though he lives by unbreakable codes of loyalty and "giri," the falling snow reminds him of the tenderness he believed he had lost. Memories of his aniki (senior mentor), broken promises, and a family he can never return to quietly haunt him as the city celebrates.

Despite the glowing lights, champagne, and cheerful crowds, he stands alone in the cold, acknowledging both the weight of his duty and the warmth he still feels deep inside.
Even in a world where Santa cannot find the street, Christmas arrives-softly, equally, like snow that covers everything without judgment.

With poetic lyricism and a deeply human perspective, the track blends Japanese emotional storytelling with a cinematic winter atmosphere, creating a uniquely powerful Christmas song set in the dark alleys of Tokyo.

A touching, sorrowful, and beautifully written holiday ballad-one that proves that even the yakuza cannot escape Christmas.