How A Clansman's Son Created Mitsubishi

In 1835 one of Japan's most powerful businessmen was born.

As a young man he worked for the Tosa Clan, one of the most powerful merchant clans of the time. Tosa was Japan's biggest importer of warships and weapons. The clan initially conducted its business operations in Nagasaki but when the Meiji Government created a policy to ban the system of clan led business. Powerful members of the Tosa Clan Established Tsukumo Shokai, The Mitsubishi Predecessor in 1870 to take over the clan led shipping company.

Shortly After in 1873 the government enforced the abolition of clan lead business. Fast Forward and that boy Yataro Iwasaki took over management and formed Mitsubishi Shokai, making him one of the most successful and powerful businessmen in the new Japan.

This is the story of how a young boy went from working for the Tosa Clan of Japan to building a multibillion-dollar brand. Mitsubishi

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[lifeofanentrepreneur]

Watch the story of Rolls Royce Here:

[mathuwilli]

With my 2 lovely Mitsubishi cars, airtrek and lancer, i salute you guys keep up the brand rocking👍

[samuelndiritu]

Mitsubishi is everywhere from pencils to satellites

[elishaemanuel]

Number one bigggest company and banking in japan, mitsubishi king of cars champion

[shellamonica]

I just found out that Mitsubishi didn't just make cars. it's really cool that from ancient times you can design all land transportation, sea transportation and air transportation. truly extraordinary.

[turkiraden]

Just bought an outlander what an honor to have car that is made by big history company

[psions]

I just got a 2002 Galant estate here in the UK as a modern classic. They are rare due to corrosion but mine looks like it spent the last 20 years in a time warp. I've had modern cars that have died far younger and the Galant shows no signs of stopping. That's Japanese build quality!

[lewisburton]

Bought an outlander sel love it! Can’t wait to have a 3000gt one day.

[iThoughtSheHad]

Bring back the Lancer, it's a masterpiece <3

[tatradak]

The Scottish Samurai... Thomas Blake Glover.. Its a great book and should be made into film on the industrialisation of Japan..

[calmauric]

In yokohama they have a mitsubishi museum of science. Highly recommend it

[AnithaS-yjcq]

My friend auda shaath had a mistubishi lancer car back in 1992 in paladteine

[mobilewebdevloper]

Iam currently working in Mitsubishi electric automotive india, awesome. Management great working culture

[jiovaniloncarevic]

@lifeofanentrepreneur 10:49 A naturally aspirated engine means that it does not have a turbo, just fyi

[amadorp]

But the logo of Mitsubishi in 1879-1873 was the propeller of a boat no?

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[AltsekBUL]

Very informative content, however - you put a lot of inappropriate/out-of-place images. Like you put modern images when speaking about 19th century, you need to up your game. No hate! What do you think about my opinion?

[gkauto]

I just bought a 2023 mitsu mirage and am amazed by how efficient it is and how well it gets around, averaging over 45 mpg in the city and over 55mpg @ 60mph on cruise control, and these numbers come from their CVT! Its affordable, fun to drive, easy to park with lots of interior room me at 6'3"! Very impressive quality control for such a low price point and crazy reliable. From now on, all my cars will be Mitsubishi!

[kyyyy]

Naturally aspirated twin turbo? Naturally... aspirated... twin... turbo...

[grahamherbertson]

Why no mention of the Musashi and the atomic bomb?🤷‍♂️