On March 21, TV personality Hiroto Kiritani (76), known as “Mr. Kiritani,” an investor who lives solely on shareholder special benefits, updated his X and revealed the stocks he holds for the long term. Photo] It looks so delicious! Mr. Kiritani, who regularly shares his stock holdings with his fans, said this time, “I bought 100 shares of Uoki 12 years ago at 505 yen, and now it is 902 yen. It is a stock with a long-term holding preference, and I have chosen five 1,000 yen coupons (the annual interest rate on the benefits alone is less than 10%),” she explained. He also posted a photo, saying, “After eating okonomiyaki, I got the one in the photo at ‘Uoki’ in the Hiroshima Station Building. Paid 2 coupons and 14 yen in cash. I was full from okonomiyaki, so I took it home for an evening meal,” he informed. Mr. Kiriya is an investor who makes a living 365 days a year from shareholder benefits and dividends; he became a professional Go player at the age of 25 and retired at 57. He started investing in stocks in 1984, at the height of the bubble economy, and experienced the ups and downs of the market, including the bursting of the bubble economy, the IT bubble, and the Lehman Shock. His assets are currently estimated at 700 million yen.
