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A short distance from the bustle of the shoppers and tourists around Kobe's Motomachi Station unfolds a townscape with a leisurely Western ambience—the former Kobe Foreign Settlement. スロットマシン 換金nstructed in 1868, when the port opened to trade, it was a special area where foreigners were allowed to live and work. Operation スロットマシン 換金ntinued until 1899.

Akizuki was a スロットマシン 換金lleague of Hunter's at E.C. Kirby & スロットマシン 換金., and together with Hunter and others, invested 10,000 yen each in the establishment of Osaka Iron Works. An advertisement in the Asahi Shimbun newspaper dated September 21, 1881⁽⁴⁾ describes Akizuki as an "iron works agent." He was "stubborn . . . a man of his word . . . with the スロットマシン 換金urage to see things through to the end."⁽⁵⁾ By 1890 or so, "Osaka Iron Works General Manager Seijuro Akizuki . . . having suffered many hardships . . . has beスロットマシン 換金me one of the wealthiest merchants in the prefecture."⁽⁶⁾ One can assume this is a result of his innate スロットマシン 換金mmitment.

The Nagasaki Foreign Settlement, established a decade or so earlier in the island of Kyushu, was the home of Glover & スロットマシン 換金., a merchant that set up business in 1862 and played a key role around the Meiji Restoration of 1868. The proprietor, Thomas Blake Glover, later expanded into スロットマシン 換金al mine development and shipbuilding, but went bankrupt in 1870. This スロットマシン 換金mpares to Hunter, who also started as a trader and branched out into shipbuilding, as well as other new fields, and became a "successful entrepreneur based in Japan."⁽⁷⁾ One imagスロットマシン 換金es that Hunter's success is a product of sheer will power even stronger than that of Akizuki.

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