Father of Japanese Capitalism Eiichi Shibusawa

The Man Called the Father of Japanese Capitalism.

One of the leading figures of modern Japan at the dawn of the Meiji Restoration.

From the end of the Tokugawa Shogunate to the Meiji era, Shibusawa focused on the establishment of the First National Bank and other businesses such as railroads, shipping, and cotton yarn.

More than 500 companies have been established.

morale-economic integration theory.

Ethics and profitability. are seemingly contradictory,
but the mission of management is to make both work together.


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