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Masahiro Hayamoto Jr. is the target in Tracking Hayamoto. He was the son of the arms dealer boss, Masahiro Hayamoto Sr.
Background[]
Like his father, he was involved in the family business and had many meetings and deals with Yakuza bosses. Hayamoto Jr. is about to establish a deal with Tanaka Kusahana, a Yakuza leader, in his private estate.
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Trivia[]
- One of the silent ways to kill Hayamoto Jr. is to serve Fugu to him, ultimately killing him. The player however gets an alert, which may ruin the Silent Assassin if they aren't stealthy. It can be avoided by being right next to the exit door when Hayamoto dies, but is not necessary to do so to get Silent Assassin rating if the player's didn't get any more alerts, close encounters etc.
- As shown in the HITMAN™ cinematic "Legacy", Hayamoto Jr, was canonically killed by fish-poisoning. However, 47 himself served the fish, which is not too easy to repeat in the game, and the easier route and also the one which is meant to be followed is by placing the fugu fish in his meal and letting the concubine serve it.
- He is shown to be a sexual fantasist at the introduction of the level, as he and his guest Tanaka Kusahana eat off food on a bikini clad maid's stomach in the dining room.
- He is one of three targets who can be killed by poisoned sushi, the others being Layla Stockton and Yuki Yamazaki.