Tokyo Bubble: From the Japanese Stock Market to Becoming a Tycoon

"It's 1991. If I have to fight tooth and nail for a job serving the zaibatsu after graduation, I might as well become a zaibatsu myself."

Nagano Osamu transmigrates to a parallel Tokyo in the midst of the bubble's collapse, becoming an ordinary college student.

That year, Japanese stocks were in turmoil, property prices plunged, and the job market began to shrink.

That year, the prosperous dream of the Heisei era burst, leaving countless people anxious and then numb.

That same year, while everyone in Japan thought the future was hopeless, Nagano Osamu saw gold lying everywhere.

With 100,000 yen in hand, he entered the stock market and set his sights on companies poised to rise from the bubble's collapse, becoming the speculative trading sage who left the entire financial world dumbfounded.

Next, the Nagano Group he founded started by acquiring Uniqlo, then went on to take over NTT's wireless communications services and the semiconductor division spun off by Panasonic. It began investing in the internet industry, always moving ahead of everyone else. No matter the crisis, Nagano Osamu always managed to get out unscathed, gradually expanding the group's business into every aspect of Japanese life.

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