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Japan's four major chaebol groups control 60% of Japan's economic lifeline! Japan's four major chaebol groups are Sumitomo, Mitsui, Mitsubishi and Fuji. Japan's zaibatsu are all centered on family zaibatos, and each industry under its name is managed by its own clan.

The Sumitomo Group is one of the oldest conglomerates in Japan, with a history of 400 years! In the 16th century, because of the copper mine to make a fortune, the name of the enterprise has international metals, machinery, petroleum, chemicals, food, etc., many of its enterprises are the world's top 500, greatly promoted the economic development of Japan!

The Mitsui Group operates Silk Village and Money VillageDuring World War I, due to the lack of military supplies, ** signed a large number of purchase agreements with the Mitsui Group, which made the group make a fortune during the First World War. By the end of World War II, the Mitsui Group's industrial chain was twice that of Mitsubishi and twice that of Sumitomo.

The Mitsubishi Group has industries in papermaking, shipbuilding, mining, banking, etc. Later, Japan continued to wage wars within Japan, which led to a surge in demand for Japanese military goods. Mitsubishi sees the opportunity to develop internal combustion engines, electric motors and fine industry, with the support of the first, Mitsubishi enterprises have developed unprecedentedly!

The Fuji Group has 30 large enterprises and is known as the "Peak of Hibiscus". The Fuji Group has a great influence in the manufacturing, business and financial industries! The core enterprises are steel pipes, beer, automobiles, etc., and Marubeni, which is mainly textile, is one of the world's largest commercial enterprises!

The Fuji Foundation's manager's association is also known as the "Hibiscus Kai".The founder, Zenjiro Yasuda, even annexed ten banks at once!

Japan's chaebol power is so great that even the emperor can't help their actions.

This company can be said to be very, very powerful, and without this company, Japan's economic capacity would have collapsed.

The Japanese chaebol is very strong, and it can be said that Japan's economy would collapse without this chaebol group.

I think it should be very powerful, or it wouldn't have such a big power.

It is the top 10 chaebol:

At the beginning of the 20th century, with the further strengthening of production and capital concentration, Japan formed four major chaebols centered on the family, Mitsui, Mitsubishi, Sumitomo, and Yasuda. They take the head office controlled by family capital as the core, and control the direct and subsidiary enterprises of various economic sectors through the shareholding relationship of the family head company, the direct company and the quasi-direct company, forming a huge Kang Caien. During World War II, six new chaebols, including Ayukawa, Asano, Furukawa, Okura, Nakajima, and Nomura, were added to the original four chaebols, collectively known as the top ten chaebols in Japan.

However, after World War II, Japan's financial capital groups underwent major changes in their monopoly core and form of rule. For example, the six major financial capital groups, including Mitsubishi, Sumitomo, Mitsui, Fuji, Miwa, and Daiichi Koshi, with their respective banks as the core, include major economic sectors such as finance, industry, transportation, commerce, and international **, and control Japan's economic lifeline and state apparatus. As a result, the financial capital groups in Japan after the Second World War are no longer referred to as zaibatsu but as other capitalist countries.

After World War II, chaebol was used to refer to large corporations that are controlled by families, operated in multiple ways, cross-shared, and even intervened in politics, and in South Korea and other regions, chaebol has a negative connotation.

The four major chaebols are Mitsui, Mitsubishi, Sumitomo and Yasuda. It is the first monopoly consortium formed in Japan centered on the family chaebol. Today, six major monopoly conglomerates, including Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Sumitomo, Fuji (Hibiscus), Daiichi Hanyeye Bank, and Sanwa, control the lifeblood of Japan's economy, and the state base controls a large number of companies in Japan.

1. These chaebols in Japan have a history of hundreds of years and have not been destroyed even in the post-war occupation period, while in China, most of the social changes in the past few hundred years have disappeared.

2. In modern times, Japan has established a better management and supervision mechanism, and yes, Japanese banks can also operate enterprises, which cannot be done in many countries.