Tokyo 1963: from Dining to Buying Japan

In 1963, on the eve of the Tokyo Olympics, fanaticism and bubbles quietly grew under the neon lights. Outside Akamon University of Tokyo, a raw fried rice shop called "Akamon Tei" quietly opened. Downstairs, there is the juicy pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan-fried pan with a fragrant aroma that shocked the entire Showa era; Upstairs, there is a secret birdhouse that is filled with smoke all day long and is not open to the public. Late at night, there are always four young people sitting at the card table. Minami Sato: The future will be dominated by the Ministry of Finance. Nishiya Iwasaki: The entity godfather who will monopolize global semiconductors in the future and strangle Japanese companies. Beijia Lao Jin: The dark horse vulture who will overturn the Han River and devour the South Korean chaebol in the future. Sitting firmly in the position of the owner (banker) is Liu Xuan, the Chinese student who cooks and cooks during the day and shuffles the cards and controls the market at night. At this time, they were still fighting over the winner of a plate of pan-fried buns. No one could have imagined that this huge game spanning forty years would actually start from this small card game. Until the yen skyrockets and the pound bleeds... When the "East Asian Financial Circle" spanning China, Japan and South Korea emerged and textbooks that rewrote history were delivered to all-day classes, people were horrified to discover—— Leviathan, the largest capital on the planet, actually lived in seclusion in that small market shop back then. Liu Xuan: "On my poker table, no one can win in the end by luck. Because I am the probability itself."