Titlebook: History of Innovative Entrepreneurs in Japan; Takeo Kikkawa Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2023 Kreab K.K. 2023 Open Access.Breakthrough Innovation.Incremen

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Case 6 Zenjiro Yasuda and Soichiro Asano: Zaibatsu Formation Through the Collaboration of Two Owner-This case introduces Zenjiro Yasuda, the owner-manager of a financial zaibatsu that lent funds to the companies of Soichiro Asano, a founder of an industrial zaibatsu, concentrating on the transportation of coal and cement during the Meiji period.

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Case 7 Eiichi Shibusawa: Mobilization of Managerial Resources by an Investor-ManagerThis chapter discusses Eiichi Shibusawa, a representative example of an investor-manager who played a pivotal role in the process of Japan’s industrialization.

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Discussion Point 2: How Did Japan’s Economy Manage to Take Off So Early? Conditions That Enabled theThis section analyzes the factors that enabled Japan to be the first “l(fā)atecomer” nation to successfully industrialize. It emphasizes the synergy between three different types of managers—owner-managers, salaried managers, and investor-managers—working together to advance the Japanese economy and achieve breakthrough innovations.

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Case 9 Yasuzaemon Matsunaga: Electrification Leader Establishes Private Sector-Led Public Utility OpThis chapter introduces Yasuzaemon Matsunaga, who held top management positions at Kyushu Electric Light Railway and its predecessor companies, and then Toho Electric Power.

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Case 10 Saburosuke Suzuki II: Commercialization of Exceptional Breakthrough InnovationThis case introduces Saburosuke Suzuki II of Suzuki Shoten, who successfully commercialized Ajinomoto, an umami seasoning made of monosodium glutamate (MSG), through breakthrough innovation.

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Takeo KikkawaThis book is open access, which means that you have free and unlimited access.Provides insights into over 20 leading innovative entrepreneurs in Japan, from the 17th century to today.Offers an overvie

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