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JSC Business Week 2 Session 2 Sep. 30 2009
Zaibatsu( 財閥 ) Business tycoons
Doyoung Park
Osaka Gakuin University
Last Session Review
Unique family system of Japan Family house as a company Affiliation rather than the blood relationship Householder and functional members Loyalty and reward Loyal employees and long-established
business
Osaka People
Unique Character of Osaka People
Sense of Humor and Comedy Context Two Historical Factors
Osaka – Traditional business metropolis Free from serious samurai culture
Merchants’ Metropolis
Edo New center of early modern economy Growing market
Kyoto Conventional market Center of the traditional culture
Osaka Supply outpost Kitchen of Japan
Poor Daimyo and Rich Merchants
Daimyo bankruptcy Sankinkodai, Tenkafushin Luxurious life
Daimyo’s dept From merchants in the three cities(Edo, Kyoto, Osaka) Default status
Poor local prefecture Closing country
Shogunal monopoly of international trade
Shogunal expense
Enormous money to maintain the shogunate Ohoku( 大奥 )
women for shogun 1000-3000 Concubines and female servants Average salary for concubines was 20 million yen
大奥
Tokugawa Yoshimune’s Reform
徳川吉宗 (1684 - 1751 )
Merchants over samurai
5min Break
Powerful Business Tycoons
Mitusi( 三井 )
Echigoya 17C
Mitsukoshi Department Store
Mitsui Group
Est. in 1876, Mitsui Bank and Mitsui & Co. Originated from the kimono shop, 1673
Echigoya - Mitsukoshi Finance company In Kyoto for the shogunate
Biggest Zaibatsu before WWII Shrunken by GHQ
Zaibatsu( 財閥 )
A Japanese term referring to industrial and financial business conglomerates in the Empire of Japan, whose influence and size allowed for control over significant parts of the Japanese economy from the Meiji period until the end of the Pacific War
Konzern Officially abolished but still exists
Mitsui( 三井 ) Group Mitsubishi( 三菱 ) Group Sumitomo( 住友 ) Group
Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi Zero Fighter
BMW
Messerschmitt Me-262A
Mitsubishi-Battleship Yamato
Mitsubishi television
Nikon
Mitsubishi Tokyo UFJ Bank
Three Famous Zaibatsu
Mitsubishi 42 companies Mitsui 78 companies Sumitomo 36 companies
Zaibatsu Impact
Zaibatsu became an Asian business model
Hyundai
Black Panther
Hyundai- Chaebol(Zaibatsu)
shipyard
Insurance company
Zaibatsu
Traditional type of Japanese enterprise Parent company and subsidiary companies Monopoly Close relationship with politics Family owned Apparently abolished by GHQ after the war Virtually still exists Holdings,Co., LTD