The Founder Of UNIQLO Liu Jing Is Replacing Softbank Sun Zhengyi As Japan'S Richest Man.

Ryui Masa returned to Japan's richest throne with nearly $25 billion net worth, and Sun Zhengyi fell to "second child".

After 2 years, Liu well is returning to Japan's richest throne.

In April 11th, Forbes released the latest list of the 50 richest Japanese companies. Liu Chi, founder of the fast selling group of UNIQLO parent company, defeated the Softbank Sun Zhengyi with a net worth of $24 billion 900 million, and became the richest person in Japan. Sun Zhengyi's personal assets amounted to $24 billion.

2019 the top five richest in Japan, from left to right, are Liu Jing Zheng (fast marketing group, $24 billion 900 million), Sun Zhengyi (Softbank group, $24 billion), kazaki Wu Guang (KEYENCE, $18 billion 600 million), Saji Nobu Zhong (Suntory, 10 billion 800 million US dollars) and Miki Tanihiroshi (Le Tian, 6 billion U.S. dollars).

It is worth noting that 31 of the 50 richest Japanese assets have shrunk. According to Forbes, as of March 22nd, the total assets of the 50 richest people were $178 billion, a decrease of 8 billion US dollars compared with the previous year.

Ryui Masa and his family are currently holding 49% of fast selling group, which is currently the third largest clothing retailer in the world.

Look at Sun Zhengyi again. Although he fell to "second child", his assets increased by 2 billion 100 million dollars.

The third ranked yasaki Wu Guang is the founder of KEYENCE, a Japanese manufacturer of sensors and measuring instruments, ranking fourth last year. Kean

The sixth to tenth richest are: Shigeta Yasuhikaru (optical communications, $5 billion 400 million) Plateau Hao long (Unitya Unicharm, $5 billion 200 million), Sen Zhang (MORITRUST, 4 billion 700 million U.S. dollars) forever abide by heavy letters (Japan electric, 4 billion 500 million U.S. dollars) and Shima Hiroyuki (SANKYO, 4 billion 450 million U.S. dollars).