zaibatsu

During his period as president the company developed into a zaibatsu.

After all, the twenty most senior zaibatsu were his staff now.

He imagined the man to be an important member of the zaibatsu.

In this case, that decision has been made by the executives of the Zaibatsu.

Somehow the Americans had struck at his own council of zaibatsu.

It's the only way Japan will ever be able to combat the zaibatsu.

This arrangement led to the rise of the zaibatsu system.

He's got a lot of support from the zaibatsu.

The blood of a zaibatsu is information, not people.

He wondered briefly what it would be like, working all your life for one zaibatsu.

Their name comes from zaibatsu, the Japanese word for conglomerate.

The last agriculture left in the Zaibatsu was an oxygen farm.

You will use your contacts outside the Zaibatsu to issue fictitious stock.

But even better, they removed the largest thorn in our side, the zaibatsu.

In the 1920s, government officials maintained close relations with the zaibatsu, and the roots of their influence still hold strong.

We practically fought a war to eliminate the zaibatsu in Japan.

The specific point of demarcation was the zaibatsu party he attended with his parents.

Politically, Japan's gone far to the right, the zaibatsu were never dismantled.

The area had been a red-light district even before the Zaibatsu's collapse.

He crowded the Zaibatsu with the victims of his purge.

The post-merger bank was by far the largest of all the zaibatsu banks.

But it doesn't feel like a zaibatsu, a government, or some Yakuza subsidiary.

'Ask your father to explain the zaibatsu to you one day, will you?

The Okura zaibatsu was put in charge of constructing it.

In this future, corporations, referred to as Zaibatsu, have moved some aspects of their competition from the economic to the military.