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- 1905年9月から10月にかけて、日本の有力政治家であり、ビジネスでも高い影響力を持っていた井上薫が仲裁人として選ばれ、独立する2人の男性に対する資金の分配を決定することになりました。
- 井上は富士田組合の資産を1,892万円と評価し、小太郎と房之助にはそれぞれこの金額の25％、すなわち473万円が支払われることを提案しました。これらの額は1906年から1915年まで富士田組合の口座から支払われました。
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During September and October 1905 it was decided, at Denzaburo’s request, that Kaoru Inoue, amajor political figure in Japan at the time, who was also highly influential in the business would, would act as arbitrator to decide on the distribution of funds to the two men who were to become independent. Inoue had Denzaburo,Kotaro, and Fusanosuke hand him formal letters of agreement that they would raise no objection to his decision. Inoue valued the assets of Fujitagumi and Co. at ￥18,920,000, and proposed that Kotaro and Fusanosuke would each receive 25% of this figure – a sum proportional to their investment. This came to ￥4,730,000, to each of them, to be paid in annual installments over a period of 10 years. These sums were paid from the accounts of Fujitagumi and Co. from 1906 through 1915. Prior to this arbitration decision Fusanosuke had argued, unsuccessfully, that it would not be unreasonable to value the assets of Fujita and Co. as high as ￥40 million, but that he would be willing to set the figure at ￥24 million, and accept 25% of this, namely ￥6 million. Out of consideration for Fusanosuke’s dissatisfaction with the arbitration, Inoue arranged for the Mitsui Bank to furnish Fusanosuke with a loan of ￥4.5 million, on the security of his share of the fund allocation from Fujitagumi and Co.
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1905年9月と10月に、伝三郎の要請で、当時、日本の政界の大物で、実業界にも非常に影響力のあった、井上 馨が、独立することになっている2人の男に対する資金の分配を決める仲裁人の役割を果たすことが、決められました。井上は、伝三郎、小太郎、房之助に、彼らが、井上の決定に対して異義を唱えない事に合意したことを示す正式な書状を出させました。井上は、藤田組の資産を18,920,000円と評価しました、そして、小太郎と房之助が、それぞれ、彼らの投資に比例した金額である、この数字の25%を受けることを提案しました。これは、彼らそれぞれに、4,730,000円になり、10年間にわたって毎年の分割払いで払われることになりました。これらの金額は、1906年から1915まで藤田組の口座から払われました。この裁定に先立って、房之助は、藤田組の資産を4000万円の高さに評価しても不合理ではないが、自分は2400万円に数字を設定し、これの25%、すなわち、600万円を受け取ると主張していましたが、うまく行きませんでした。仲裁についての房之助の不満に配慮して、井上は、藤田組からの資産配分の彼の取り分を担保にして、三井銀行が房之助に450万円の融資をするように手配しました。 <参考> 井上 馨 http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%BA%95%E4%B8%8A%E9%A6%A8 藤田伝三郎 http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E8%97%A4%E7%94%B0%E4%BC%9D%E4%B8%89%E9%83%8E
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In 1903 Denjirö agreed with Inoue political figure, that he would at some time in the future accept Katsura’s son Yoichí into Fujítagumi & Co., and treat him on the same terms as his own sons Heitarö, Tokujirö, and Hikosaburò. In December 1905, immediately after his departure from Fujìtagumì & C o., Fusanosuke purchased the Akazawa Copper Mine for ¥300,000. In September of that year he had sent Kuranojö Takeda, a mining engineer at the Kosaka Mine. to evaluate the Akazawa Copper Mine. The timing is uncertain, but Korehiko Takeuchi, a smelting and refining specialist at the Kosaka Mine, also went to the Akazawa Copper Mine for the same purpose. Fusanosuke and Denzaburô had been in dispute over a number of issues: whether the next proprietor of Fujitagumi & Co. should be Heitarö or Fusanosuke; whether Fusanosuke would become proprietor of the Kosaka Mine should he leave Fujitagumi & Co. and go independent; and if the ownership of the Kosaka Mine was not to go to Fusanosuke, what recompense he would receive in its stead. At the same time, there was also the question of what type of business Fusanosuke would engage in should he leave Fujitagumi and Co. Fusanosuke’s departure from Fujitagumi & Co., was not of his own free will, but was a result of his defeat in the struggle over the succession to Denzaburö as President of Fujitagumi & Co. lt was, in fact, a type of restructuring. Immediately after his purchase of the Akazawa Copper Mine Fusanosuke changed its name to the Hitachi Mine, taking the name from Hitachi Village in Ibaraki where the mine was located. Thereafter, a custom was established whereby the mines of the Kuhara Mining Co. were named after their location.
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Around 1897 Fujita and Co. faced a management crisis. Over the period 1894-95 its President, Denzaburö Fujita, suffered losses of approximately one million yen as a result of speculation in shares7. ln 1896, moreover, their main business, the Kosaka Mines, had virtually ceased to be profitable. Also, in connection with the Kojima Bay Reclamation Project9, for which planning had started in 1882, they had expended approximately one million yen in trying to placate local opinion and on lobbying politicians and government officials. Despite this, however, there was a campaign of opposition, and no progress had been made. All these» “factors combined to push Fujitagumi & Co. to the very brink of bankruptcy. The core business of the Kosaka Mine had originally been the smelting and refining of silver; When Kuhara became Office Manager in 1897, he over to copper smelting and refining, and by 1900 had developed new technology for this purpose, In the five-year period from 1906 to 1910 me Kosaka Mine posted profits of ¥15.9 million. Permission tó start Work on the Kojima Bay Reclamation Project was received in 1898, thanks to the efforts of Hikoichi Motoyama, the General Manager of Fujitagumi & Co., and in 1902 the reclamation of the main sections was completed. By 1902, thanks to the resurgence of the Kosaka Mine and the progress of the Kojìma Bay Reclamation Project, the fortunes of Fujitagumi & Co. had been reestablished, and from about this time Denzaburö Fujita started thinking about his successor. Shikatarö, one of the joint managers of Fujitagumi & Co., had died in 1896, and his son, Kotarö Fujita, had joined the management team. Shözaburö, one of the other joint managers, had retired in 1905, to be replaced by his son, Fusanosuke Kuhara. Denzaburö had three sons, Heitarö, Tokujirö, and Híkosaburö. The profits earned thanks to the resurgence of the Kosaka Mine were considerable, and Fusanosuke’s standing Within the company was high. Denzaburö was well aware that if he were to choose his successor on the basis of managerial ability the choice would be Fusanosuke. However, Denzaburö tried to designate his eldest son, Heitarö, as his successor. In the background to this issue lay the fact that despite the fact that Denjirö had been the youngest among his siblings, he had continued to run Fujitagumi & Co. as President, thanks to the policy of putting ability above other considerations. A struggle started over the succession between Denjirö, the current President, and Fusanosuke, who wished to succeed him in that post. Denzaburö came to a decision that if he could not get agreement on Heitarö as his successor, that the three should all become independent and separate. Bluntly put, he had made the decision to force Kotarö and Fusanosuke out of Fujitagumi & Co.. The year 1905 was spent fighting this power struggle. In summer of that year it was finally decided that Kotarö and Fusanosuke would leave Fujitagumi & Co., and go independent,
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