Dan (Softcover) Wani Books / There is data showing that the number of stores opening annually exceeds 3,000, with people quitting their jobs to open ramen shops. In such a fiercely competitive world, it is said that 80% of new stores go out of business within three years of opening.
This book fully shares the 'personal lesson' he learned by Toshiaki Kawada, owner of 'Menjaras K' and pro wrestler, who has experienced various failures and failed in various ways. This year marks its 10th anniversary, and he sold the Benz he bought during his active days. We will sharply convey the "not to do" paradoxes for success, focusing on business studies.
"I don't think I'm writing this right from the start, but I actually think it's better if there were people who read this book and thought, 'If it's this tough, I should just quit being a ramen shop.' To risk your life and take on a business with such a low chance of success is truly reckless. "It's not a challenge—it's just a gamble." (From the author)
Chapter 1: Why 'Dangerous K' 'Changed Jobs' to 'Menjaras K'
Chapter 2: Ramen Shops Were a Harsh World Like the Four Heavenly Kings, Pro Wrestling!
Chapter 3: And then, I dissolved three Benz cars in soup......
Chapter 4: The Tough Opponent for Independent Businesses! The Effect of Labeling and the Creative Strategies of Major Chains
Chapter 5: Ten Classic Tips for Those Who Still Want to Open a Ramen Shop!
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