Although in very good condition, this is an older item and shows signs of aging on the cover, etc. We appreciate your understanding. An Indomitable Entrepreneur Who Built a 770 Billion Yen Company in 12 Years from Scratch Masahiro Orikuchi, who created the brands "Juliana's Tokyo," "Goodwill," and "Comsun" and managed 100,000 employees. However, he suddenly lost everything and went to New York. He successfully expanded the luxury restaurant "MEGU," praised by President Trump, internationally and exited. The legend returns to Japan, a book chronicling his dramatic life. [Part 1] The Trajectory of Light and Shadow ~ Way of Life and Thinking ~ Chapter 1: My Life as an Entrepreneur Chapter 2: The Spirit of Martial Arts and "The Power to Hit the Mark" Dating Back to My Childhood Chapter 3: Juliana's Tokyo, Velfarre Chapter 4: Goodwill, Comsun. And 77 Billion Yen in Annual Sales Chapter 5: The Wave of Criticism, the Seat Taken Away Chapter 6: A Shift in Life, Success Again in NY [Part 2] The Practice of an Entrepreneurial Incubator ~ The Secrets of Business Success ~ Chapter 7: In a Position to Support Future Managers Chapter 8: Discern the Essence, the Center Pin Chapter 9: What Management Tops Should Value Above All Else Chapter 10: Things to Keep in Mind in Business Development Chapter 11: The Secrets of Successful M&A Chapter 12: Things to Keep in Mind for Stock Listing Chapter 13: Pursue "The Self You Want to Be" Chapter 14: Wonderful Managers [Part 3] To Win in the World, Strategic Thinking Power! ~ The Path to American-Style Elite Education and Top School Admission ~ Chapter 15: The Strength of the United States and Its Education System Chapter 16: English to Cultivate an Academic Foundation Chapter 17: Challenging the Athletic Framework with Soccer Chapter 18: Confidence, Protection, Arrogance, Growth Chapter 19: Chance and Fairness Chapter 20: Goal From Reviews The author's original experience that supports his hunger for success is in his childhood. His father was the founder of a company that produced artificial sweeteners and was a prominent figure. However, when the author was 8 years old, it was announced in the United States that artificial sweeteners contained carcinogenic substances, and the company went bankrupt in an instant. The family of four was forced out of their home and lived in an apartment with a rent of 30,000 yen, even receiving welfare. Such an experience of falling from heaven to earth must have given rise to the author's hunger for success. A business book and educational book that depicts the autobiography of an entrepreneur who once swept the world and his current appearance. The first half of the autobiography is truly eventful, and the story about his son's education in America in the second half may be very helpful for those aiming for American universities.