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About the Author

Yasuyuki Ōnishi, born in 1965, is a distinguished Japanese author and journalist renowned for his incisive explorations of corporate history and societal shifts in post-war Japan. With a career spanning decades in investigative reporting, Ōnishi has delved into the human stories behind economic upheavals, capturing the resilience and challenges faced by ordinary people amid industrial transformations. His debut book, 'Kaisha ga kieta hi : san'yō denki ju'mannin no sorekara,' chronicles the poignant aftermath of the Sanyo Electric layoffs, shedding light on the lives of 100,000 workers after their company's dissolution. Through meticulous research and empathetic narrative, Ōnishi bridges personal anecdotes with broader economic narratives, offering readers a profound understanding of Japan's evolving corporate landscape and the enduring spirit of its workforce.