Question from a reader:
Do you remember Kyuichiro Horinouchi from “Money no Tora”?
Memories of Kyuichiro Horinouchi
When you mention Kyuichiro Horinouchi, many people may immediately think of “Money no Tora.” His unique character and sometimes harsh words have left a lasting impression. I remember watching him on television and feeling something special about his presence.
First Impressions
I always watched
his appearances with a sense of excitement. In particular, the moments when investors presented their business plans were striking, especially when Horinouchi posed sharp questions. During those instances, I could feel the tension even through the screen, wondering what kind of reaction he would have. As someone studying psychology at university, I often sensed a psychological depth in his words and actions. The way he made investment decisions and read the expressions of others felt like it was more than just a business show.
Interesting Episodes
I remember him saying that “it’s important to talk about your failures.” His attitude of facing challenges without the fear of failure is something that resonates with everyone. I also work part-time at a judicial scrivener’s office, and I recall a time when I was so nervous about my first case that I forgot to bring the necessary documents. I remember panicking and buying too many snacks at the convenience store in my haste.
Lessons Learned from Horinouchi
Horinouchi’s words had a powerful way of confronting the realities of business. Watching him made me feel a stronger urge to continue challenging myself. His constant effort for self-improvement has been a great source of inspiration for me.
What are your memories?
What memories or impressions do you have of Kyuichiro Horinouchi? If you’ve been influenced by his words or have any business-related anecdotes, I would love to hear them in the comments. I think it would be fun for everyone to share those experiences together.
