Upon his release, he found that his foster daughter Haruka had been kidnapped, forcing him to travel to Onomichi, Hiroshima Prefecture to rescue her from the Saio Triad and Yomei Alliance, before going into hiding. Kiryu was once again dragged into the Tojo-kai's affairs by Daigo Dojima, and he returned to prison from 2012 to 2016 after being convicted of assaulting yakuza in Kabukicho. Kiryu again moved, this time to Fukuoka, where he lived under a fake name and worked as a taxi driver. Kiryu helped to repel the Omi Alliance invasion of Kabukicho before retiring to serve as proprietor of the Sunshine Orphanage on Okinawa from 2007 to 2012, during which time he was again dragged into Tojo-kai internal struggles in 2007, 2010, and 2012. Kiryu attempted to leave the yakuza and take care of Yumi's orphan, Haruka Sawamura, but he was dragged back into the family's affairs in 2006 after Terada's apparent murder, forcing Kiryu to become the guardian of the new Tojo-kai chairman, Daigo Dojima, Kiryu's old friend. Sera willed Kiryu the chairmanship of the Tojo-kai, but Kiryu handed over the seat to Kazama's right-hand man, the Chief of Omi Alliance headquarters, Yukio Terada just a day later.
The ensuing crisis within the Tojo-kai left almost all of Kiryu's loved ones dead, as Kazama, Nishikiyama, and Kiryu's childhood love Yumi Sawamura were all killed before the crisis came to an end. When Kiryu was released, he found himself again framed for murder, this time by Nishikiyama, who had grown jealous and resentful of the legendary Kiryu during the latter's time in prison.
Kiryu made a fortune from his real estate business and other side ventures, and he was being groomed to head his own subsidiary of the Tojo-kai by 1995, when he took the fall for his sworn brother Akira Nishikiyama's murder of Dojima and served ten years in prison as a result. Under the tutelage of his foster father Shintaro Kazama, Kiryu rose in the ranks of the Dojima-gumi subsidiary of the Tojo-kai during the 1980s and 1990s, making a name for himself during Kabukicho's 1988 " Empty Lot dispute", during which Kiryu briefly left the Tojo-kai to take on the Dojima-gumi and rescue both his foster father and himself from being framed and expelled by the power-hungry family patriarch Sohei Dojima. Kazuma Kiryu (born 17 June 1968) was a Japanese yakuza crime boss who served as chairman of the Tojo-kai in December 2005, succeeding Masaru Sera and preceding Yukio Terada.
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