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Ōsaka Spinning Company

Japanese company
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  • Shibusawa Eiichi.
    Shishaku Shibusawa Eiichi

    …later he began the famous Ōsaka Spinning Company. Larger and more efficient than any other of its kind, this plant established Shibusawa’s dominance over Japanese industrial life. Shibusawa, in fact, was involved in almost every enterprise associated with the country’s industrial development in this period, founding railways, steamship companies, fisheries,…

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    …later he began the famous Ōsaka Spinning Company. Larger and more efficient than any other of its kind, this plant established Shibusawa’s dominance over Japanese industrial life. Shibusawa, in fact, was involved in almost every enterprise associated with the country’s industrial development in this period, founding railways, steamship companies, fisheries,…

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