Sembikiya was founded in 1834 when Benzo, a samurai from Senbiki Village in Musashi Province, opened a "cheap fruit shop" in Fukiyacho, Edo. Initially dealing in fruits and vegetables, it gradually evolved into a fruit specialty store. In 1864, the second-generation Bunzo took over, becoming a purveyor to the Tokugawa shogunate and shifting towards a luxury market. During the third-generation Daijiro, the store moved to Nihonbashi Honcho, adopting a Western-style building and focusing on importing foreign fruits and improving domestic fruit quality.
場所中国：日本と中国では、規則や規範に対する意識が大きく違う。日本ではみんなで決めたルールだから守らなくてはいけないと意識する。しかし。
In Japan and China, there is a significant difference in consciousness regarding rules and norms. In Japan, there is a strong awareness that rules are decided collectively and therefore must be followed. However, in China, rules are seen as a means for those in positions of authority to control those below them, and there is a prevalent belief that following rules blindly is foolish. Additionally, there is a strong mindset that rules only need to be followed if they are explicitly stated. The concept of "unspoken understanding" that exists in Japan does not apply.
Digital money has been gaining ground in recent years. This is partly because of a government sponsored promotion in 2019.
Deng Xiaoping avoided the concentration of power like Mao Zedong by establishing a collective leadership system. The presidency is limited to two terms of ten years.
