Who were the influential Japanese families that shaped modern corporations?

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The discussion focuses on the historical roots of prominent Japanese firms, particularly during the Meiji period (1868-1912), when four major zaibatsu emerged, significantly influencing Japan's industrial landscape. The Mitsui and Sumitomo families are highlighted as the only ones with origins predating this era, while Mitsubishi is noted for its relatively recent establishment. The conversation emphasizes the connection between these influential families and their contributions to Japan's economic development, tracing their lineage back to the Middle Ages and underscoring their roles in shaping modern Japanese industry.
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Hi. A decade years ago, I read that today's Japanese firms such as mitsubishi comes from Japanese families coming from the Middle Age. Can you give some information about these famous, ancient, strong and rich Japanese families and their innovative and strong firms.
 
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