【発明王】シャープ創業者・早川徳次、シャーペン・ラジオ・テレビの成功の裏にあった地獄の日々

Sharp founder Tokuji Hayakawa was a genius inventor who was also known as Japan's Edison. But behind the scenes, there was a tragic life that saw him lose everything in the Great Kanto Earthquake and spend his days in humiliation in Osaka... Tokuji was saved during his harsh childhood by the warmth of a blind woman's hands. After going independent, he invented the mechanical pencil and reached the pinnacle of success, but the Great Kanto Earthquake took everything from him: his business, his family, and everything else. Saddled with enormous debt, he moved to Osaka, where he was verbally abused by debt collectors... What brought him back from the brink of despair was a single radio and his lifelong belief, "What the hell!" Why did he face hardship every time he achieved success, and how did he overcome it? This is the untold story of a man who built the foundation for Japanese manufacturing and dedicated his life to giving back to society. [Table of Contents] 00:00 Opening 02:04 Chapter 1: A Childhood with Abusive Parents ~The Warmth of Hands That Changed My Fate~ 06:31 Chapter 2: Tokyo's King of Inventors ~The Mechanical Pencil That Received International Praise~ 12:32 Chapter 3: The Depths of Despair ~Disaster, Breakup, Debt, and Running Away~ 15:52 Chapter 4: Recovery from Humiliation ~The Radio Signal of Revival~ 21:15 Chapter 5: The Road to Becoming a Nation of Electronics ~The Philosophy of a Product That Gets Imitated~ 25:21 Ending #Tokuji Hayakawa #Sharp #Documentary #Business Manager #Mechanical Pencil #Tokubutsu