US EditionDid Yoshimune's "Suggestion Box" Function Properly? Was There Any Criticism of the Kyoho Reforms?
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"Okay, we're going to listen to what our employees have to say! We're going to set up a suggestion box in the office, so tell us anything you want!" This is a common occurrence in bad companies of the Showa era. In any case, the word "suggestion box" is often heard in situations like this. It is well known that it was originally a suggestion box installed in the Edo period at the suggestion of the eighth shogun, Tokugawa Yoshimune. It was first …
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