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Original Story by Kengo Kaji
Art by Shigeru Tsuchiyama
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The Merchant King

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Type Manga
Release Year / Date 2004
Country Japan
Author Kengo Kaji
Artist / Illustrator Shigeru Tsuchiyama
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Volumes 2
Publisher / Rights-holder Not specified
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For centuries, Japanese commerce was guided by a legendary philosophy originating from the merchants of Oumi: satisfy the seller, delight the buyer, and above all, benefit society. This "win-win-win" principle shaped generations of honorable business practices. However, during the relentless economic stagnation of the Heisei era, such integrity became increasingly rare, replaced by cutthroat tactics that abandoned the warrior-like spirit of traditional trade. Amid this bleak commercial landscape emerges Oumi Shigemori, a mysterious and fiercely passionate merchant who travels across the country peddling his wares. Wherever he goes, he confronts failing enterprises and stagnant markets, using his sharp instincts to resolve crises and revitalize paralyzed businesses. Driven by an unwavering commitment to the old ways, Shigemori navigates treacherous deals and desperate clients with remarkable skill. His journey forms the core of The Merchant King, a hard-boiled saga set against the backdrop of Japan's prolonged recession. Blending high-stakes commerce with thrilling adventure, the story follows one man's crusade to restore honor to the marketplace. It is a gripping tale of resilience and ingenuity, delivering a bold narrative that redefines what it means to s쳮d in business while staying true to timeless principles.
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