Shibusawa Eichi Ningen No Ishizue (Shueisha Bunko)

[Machine Translation] Eiichi Shibusawa, the "Father of Japanese Capitalism. Eiichi was born into a farming family in the village of Koraijima in Musashi Province, but by the end of the Edo period, he had become a radical young man who was a proud exponent of the Emperor and expelled the barbarians. An encounter with Hiraoka Enshiro changes his destiny. He becomes a vassal of Yoshinobu Hitotsubashi, and his unwavering judgment and negotiating skills, which capture the essence of the Japanese people, make him stand out from the crowd. After returning to Japan after studying in Paris, he became involved in more than 500 businesses in the spirit of "Analects and Soroban," upholding the spirit of the samurai spirit and business acumen. This is the life of a man who laid the foundation for an economy that is still relevant today.

「日本資本主義の父」、渋沢栄一。武蔵国血洗島村の農家に生まれた栄一は、幕末には過激な尊王攘夷青年となっていた。平岡円四郎との出会いが彼の運命を変える。一橋慶喜の家臣となり、その本質を捉えたぶれない判断力と交渉力でめきめきと頭角を現していく。パリで学び帰国した後は士魂商才を掲げ、「論語とソロバン」の精神で五百を超える事業に関わる。現代に通じる経済の礎となった男の生涯。