「超ブラックな金貸し屋」と言われてた武富士のヤバ過ぎた闇と倒産した全貌
悪の道
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Takefuji, once the number one consumer finance company in Japan, became a household name thanks to its iconic TV commercials featuring dance performances.
However, behind its glory lay a cult-like corporate culture and numerous scandals.
Why did this lending empire collapse, burdened with a debt of 430 billion yen?
This video traces the life of Takefuji, the largest consumer finance company in Japan, and its founder, Yasuo Takei, from its glory to its downfall. While explaining how he built a massive financial empire from humble beginnings using his unique "housing complex finance" method, the video also details the cult-like corporate culture that deified the chairman, the brutal power harassment, the "Takefuji Dancers" TV commercial strategy, the wiretapping incident involving critical journalists and the founder's arrest, the surge in gray-zone interest rates and overpayment refund claims, and the arson attack on the Hirosaki branch. The video delves into the full story of how legal reforms and successive scandals led to its bankruptcy.
▼ Topics covered in the video
The upbringing of founder Yasuo Takei and the rapid growth through "housing complex financing"
A cult-like corporate culture that deified the chairman and severe power harassment
Image strategy through "Takefuji Dancers" commercials
The journalist wiretapping incident and the founder's arrest
A surge in claims for gray-zone interest rates and overpayment refunds
The arson incident at the Hirosaki branch and bankruptcy due to debts exceeding 430 billion yen
▼ Timestamps
0:00 Introduction - What is Takefuji? (An abnormal corporate culture)
2:22 The origins of founder Yasuo Takei
3:35 Founding and rapid growth through "housing complex financing"
8:53 Takefuji Dancers commercials and the peak period
13:41 Wiretapping incident and founder's arrest (2003)
15:27 Claims for gray-zone interest rates and overpayment refunds
17:41 Business failure due to debts of 433.6 billion yen
19:53 Summary/Lessons Learned
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20 Comments
社員のプライベート携帯まで全部調べて、社員を監禁したと言うとんでもない会社です。
会社も会社なら来る客もろくなもんじゃなかったようです。
歓楽街の入り口に店舗があり、ソープランドに行くために金を借りる客が山ほどいたそうです。
当時はティッシュ配りも社員がやっていたので、家に山ほど武富士ティッシュがありましたわ。
出典=wikipedia
後で大学の就職課でこっぴどく叱られ、行きませんでしたけどw｡
大昔の話です､懐かしい(笑)｡
「超ブラックな金貸し屋」と言われてた武富士のヤバ過ぎた闇と倒産した全貌
悪の道
67,124 views
Takefuji, once the number one consumer finance company in Japan, became a household name thanks to its iconic TV commercials featuring dance performances.
However, behind its glory lay a cult-like corporate culture and numerous scandals.
Why did this lending empire collapse, burdened with a debt of 430 billion yen?
This video traces the life of Takefuji, the largest consumer finance company in Japan, and its founder, Yasuo Takei, from its glory to its downfall. While explaining how he built a massive financial empire from humble beginnings using his unique "housing complex finance" method, the video also details the cult-like corporate culture that deified the chairman, the brutal power harassment, the "Takefuji Dancers" TV commercial strategy, the wiretapping incident involving critical journalists and the founder's arrest, the surge in gray-zone interest rates and overpayment refund claims, and the arson attack on the Hirosaki branch. The video delves into the full story of how legal reforms and successive scandals led to its bankruptcy.
▼ Topics covered in the video
The upbringing of founder Yasuo Takei and the rapid growth through "housing complex financing"
A cult-like corporate culture that deified the chairman and severe power harassment
Image strategy through "Takefuji Dancers" commercials
The journalist wiretapping incident and the founder's arrest
A surge in claims for gray-zone interest rates and overpayment refunds
The arson incident at the Hirosaki branch and bankruptcy due to debts exceeding 430 billion yen
▼ Timestamps
0:00 Introduction - What is Takefuji? (An abnormal corporate culture)
2:22 The origins of founder Yasuo Takei
3:35 Founding and rapid growth through "housing complex financing"
8:53 Takefuji Dancers commercials and the peak period
13:41 Wiretapping incident and founder's arrest (2003)
15:27 Claims for gray-zone interest rates and overpayment refunds
17:41 Business failure due to debts of 433.6 billion yen
19:53 Summary/Lessons Learned
★Music Provided by
JASRAC 01237641163
【Business Inquiries】
dog.cat.healing@gmail.com