Library Japanese literature Kohaku-no-Yume Shosetsu Torii Shinjiro (Above) Shueisha Library

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A man whom Shueisha Bunko / Matsushita Konosuke adored as a master of commerce. The Battle of Suntory's Founder Shinjiro TORII "Osaka-shi Funaba Decchihokohen" (Osaka Funaba, Decchihokohen). Held in Yoake on January 30, 1879. A boy was born in Tsuriganecho near Doshomachi, where Osaka-shi and pharmaceutical wholesalers line up. Shinjiro, the second son of Chubee TORII, a money changer, and later became the founder of Japan's first domestic wine. At the age of 13, Shinjiro entered Konishi Gisuke Shoten, a pharmaceutical wholesaler, under the orders of his second son Bo. Konishi Shoten imported whiskey in addition to medicine, but Gisuke was thinking of making domestic wine. However, at that time, wine was a synthetic sake made by mixing alcohol with various spices and so on. Every night, Shinjiro worked hard with Gisuke to make wine.