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On August 15, 1945, the voice of Emperor Hirohito cried out from every radio
station in Japan, announcing the end of World War II. Hurt and ruined, the
Empire of the Rising Sun now faced a looming and unique demographic crisis;
the country had lost its colonies along with the war, and 8 million people
were being repatriated to their homeland archipelago. Hunger gripped the
nation, and the queues in the streets for just a simple bowl of soup stretched
endlessly.
Amidst this gloom, an idea was born from a daring spirit. Legendary
entrepreneur Ando Momofoku had touched a broad range of interests in textiles,
aviation, coal, and schools. In 1951, he launched into the ramen market with a
guiding principle that was unprecedented: dried noodles that could be ready to
eat in only three minutes. Easy, nutritious, and delicious. Resounding
commercial success followed, and one of the world’s largest food companies was
born—Nissin Food.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jean-François M. Chambon spent his youth studying in Paris, France. He was
married in the artists’ district of Montparnasse, which was his principal
place of residence for more than thirty years.
In 1990, he suddenly left for Hong Kong and settled down in Wanchai.
In 1992, he joined the very secret world of international finance and was
trained by the best.
After 2000, he again became actively engaged in the development of Asia. In
this role, he travels to the land of the rising sun, Japan, on a regular
basis. To this day, the main elements of his new mission remain quite unknown.
All we can gather is that it concerns the financial circles of the region, and
that large Japanese and Asian groups are involved.
In 2018, the author began a battle against an enemy within. What he himself
calls a war, has taken him at times beyond his own limits. This fight,
immortalized in the book “Papa, the fight for life”, continues to this day and
can only end in victory.
station in Japan, announcing the end of World War II. Hurt and ruined, the
Empire of the Rising Sun now faced a looming and unique demographic crisis;
the country had lost its colonies along with the war, and 8 million people
were being repatriated to their homeland archipelago. Hunger gripped the
nation, and the queues in the streets for just a simple bowl of soup stretched
endlessly.
Amidst this gloom, an idea was born from a daring spirit. Legendary
entrepreneur Ando Momofoku had touched a broad range of interests in textiles,
aviation, coal, and schools. In 1951, he launched into the ramen market with a
guiding principle that was unprecedented: dried noodles that could be ready to
eat in only three minutes. Easy, nutritious, and delicious. Resounding
commercial success followed, and one of the world’s largest food companies was
born—Nissin Food.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jean-François M. Chambon spent his youth studying in Paris, France. He was
married in the artists’ district of Montparnasse, which was his principal
place of residence for more than thirty years.
In 1990, he suddenly left for Hong Kong and settled down in Wanchai.
In 1992, he joined the very secret world of international finance and was
trained by the best.
After 2000, he again became actively engaged in the development of Asia. In
this role, he travels to the land of the rising sun, Japan, on a regular
basis. To this day, the main elements of his new mission remain quite unknown.
All we can gather is that it concerns the financial circles of the region, and
that large Japanese and Asian groups are involved.
In 2018, the author began a battle against an enemy within. What he himself
calls a war, has taken him at times beyond his own limits. This fight,
immortalized in the book “Papa, the fight for life”, continues to this day and
can only end in victory.
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