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Either of those other games you mentioned are a good starting point. Yakuza Like A Dragon makes itself welcoming to newcomers by placing you in the shoes of a character who has a good reason for not knowing what happened during the previous games.
But actually, Yakuza 0 is just a special game. Just start there. I picked that up in 2018 and it was probably in my top 3 games of the decade. I can't fault a single thing about it. As a prequel to the first game in the franchise it was a great starting point.
Something else that might be worth mentioning is that you can also access every Yakuza/Like A Dragon game that has been release for PC via game pass including this one. I mean it would take a heck of a lot of months of subscription before you spent the same on buying all of the games.
While the problem likely didn't affect everyone, for those whom it did, you'd get a massive, half-second stutter every 30 seconds on the dot. I personally shut down every Windows function one by one until I finally determined that what the game didn't like was ethernet. Playing the game while on wifi would sidestep the issue. I still get thank-yous to this day for discovering the workaround to this ridiculous bug, which also affected at least Kiwami.