Showa Gold Rush: I Was King of Tokyo in the Bubble Era

1985, Nagata, Kobe. Murakami Kiyoshi woke up in the mezzanine of the old warehouse, with a bloody head and a bloody head. Someone outside the door turned around and stabbed him. He inherited all the troubles of the original owner: the old men were old, weak, sick and disabled, there was only enough cash in the account to last seven days, the port contract was taken away after three weeks, and the Hirata family wanted his life. The good news is that he remembers the country's future - the Great Hanshin Earthquake, the financial collapse. But the prophet was of no use. The question at hand is: What will the old team eat tomorrow morning? This is not a rebirth cool article. This is a failed researcher who, in the harbor, bubble and earthquake of the late Showa era, transformed a group of people who were destined to be liquidated into a business machine that survived the lost decade. From the sewers of Kobe to becoming the king of Tokyo. He is not the strongest team leader, he is the only one who knows how Japan will die.