Single (Softcover) Wani Books / There is data that there is no end to the number of people who want to open a ramen shop after leaving their jobs, and the number of stores opened annually exceeds 3,000. In such a competitive world, it is said that 80% of stores will go bankrupt within three years of opening a new store.
This book is the owner of "Menjaras K", which is celebrating its 10th year this year (2019) and pro wrestler Toshiaki Kawada, who has made various mistakes, shows off all the "lessons that are only for me" that he learned after selling off the Mercedes-Benz he bought during his active career. I will convey the paradox of "don't" for success in a dry way.
"I'm writing this because it's salty, but I actually think it's better if there are people who read this book and think, 'If it's this hard, let's stop being a ramen shop.' It's really reckless to risk your life on a business with such a low probability of success. It's not a challenge, it's already a gamble."
Chapter 1 The reason why "Dangerous K" "changed jobs" to "Menjaras K"
Chapter 2 The ramen shop was a harsh world like the Four Heavenly Kings Pro Wrestling!
Chapter 3 And I melted three Mercedes-Benz into the soup......
Chapter 4 The Difficult Enemy of Private Stores! Labeling effects and the clever strategies of major chain stores
Chapter 5 10 dry tips for those who still want to run a ramen shop!
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