Hidora Security Company

Hidora Security Company is located on North Nakamura Street, tucked inside a building that used to house a labor leasing company before being bought out in 2018. The building is maintained is run by Ishida Tsubaki, under the leadership of Chairman Hidora Kuragari. Known for handling various security jobs and odd tasks, Hidora Security manages the security systems throughout the Okubo area. Though it operates like a legitimate business, the company has strong ties to the Yakuza, its chairman being a former Tojo clan member, blurring the line between a modern security firm and a traditional organized crime group.   The company respects Yakuza rituals but also adheres to strict business practices, making it a hybrid organization. The office itself is divided into two sides: Side A on the left and Side B on the right, each with unique functions supporting the company’s operations.    

Side A

On the left side of the building, houses the main office area with four offices and access to the rooftop. This includes the main workspace, a backroom, and Hidora’s personal meeting room, alongside file storage and administrative areas. The security office is equipped with computers, a camera control center, and a large server that manages security protocols, drones, and communication lines.   Nearby, a smaller office run by Noburo Yoshimura serves as a cozy space for client meetings and social gatherings. Side A also features a small dojo and gym area, complete with weights, cardio machines, and lockers, supporting both physical training and informal socializing.  

Side B

focused on medical and ceremonial functions. It contains a medical wing with a doctor’s office, beds, a small operation room, and storage for medical supplies, managed by Doctor Tora König. Adjacent to this is the building’s largest room, a spacious ceremonial dojo with tatami mats, designed for formal events and martial arts practice.   Additionally, Side B holds a private room reserved exclusively for Headmaster Ishida Tsubaki, access to which is strictly controlled and requires his direct permission. This careful division of space reflects the company’s dual nature balancing professional operations with traditional yakuza customs.  

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