History of Japan Cake and Revolution : The Age and Aftermath of Takarabune / Yutaka Honjo

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Japanese History
Introduction to the History of Politics, Economy and Social Movements from the Rise and Fall of "Takarabune", one of the largest western confectionery chains in Japan
Author's brief history
Yutaka Honjo (Honjo Yutaka)
In 1954, he was born in Idacho (present-day Annaka City), Usui-gun, Gunma Prefecture. Since his father was forced to leave his position as a high school teacher due to the Red Purge, his mother made a living at a cheap candy store. He spent his adolescence delivering newspapers and milk. After working at Maebashi Prefectural High School, he graduated from Toritsu-daigaku, Tokyo Prefecture. After working as a national public official and a local public official, he became a social science teacher at a public junior high school and a private school (Ritsumeikan Uji Junior High School and Senior High School). He is currently a part-time lecturer at Ritsumeikan University and Kyoto Tachibana University. He is a vice-chairman of the History Educators' Association and a director of the Society and Literature.
His main books are the following : "Utopia of Miyazawa Kenji" 』 (Collapsed Plaza of 『 Polan) (Kamogawa Shuppan, 2007), "Utopia of Miyazawa" (Collapsed Plaza) (Kamogawa Shuppan), "Utopia of Miyazawa" (Collapsed Plaza) (Gukagawa Shuppan), "Utopia of Miyazawa" (Collapsed Plaza) (Gukagawa Shuppan), "Utopia of Miyazawa" (Collapsed Plaza) (Gukagawa Shuppan), "Utopia of Miyazawa" (2009 2014 2016 2017 2018 2023 Karigane 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『