投資の教訓史

"If only I had started back then..."
"If only I had known, this wouldn't have happened..."

To prevent such regrets from happening to your future self, this app is a "money history textbook" that helps you learn from past failures to achieve future success.

The Lehman Shock, Black Monday, the collapse of the dot-com bubble...
Economies and markets have repeatedly experienced similar periods of enthusiasm and panic, albeit in different forms. The history of our predecessors' successes and failures is filled with "practical lessons" that will help you build your assets in the future.

"Money History Lessons" is an app that uses a fun quiz format to learn about these historical events and develop the judgment needed to wisely grow your assets in the future.

No need to read complex technical books. Simply answer quizzes and read detailed explanations to understand what's going on behind the scenes in the news and naturally develop the "power to interpret the economy."

History is the best textbook.
Take your first step towards becoming wise with "Lessons of Money: A History of Financial History."

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◆ Main Features of the App ◆

✅ Learn from History in a Quiz Format
Over 50 important events in economic history, including past bubbles and financial crises, have been carefully selected. Test your knowledge with 15 randomly selected questions.

✅ Understand the "why" with detailed explanations
Every question comes with a detailed explanation that's easy to understand, even for beginners. Gain a deeper understanding of why an event occurred and how it impacted society, solidifying your knowledge as a part of your personal knowledge.

✅ Visualize Your Knowledge Level with Rankings
Your financial knowledge level is assessed on a scale of "S" to "D" based on the number of correct answers you get on the quiz. Experience your own growth while playing a game and working towards the highest rank of "Economics Master."

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◆ Recommended for ◆

✅ People who want to start building assets for the future with NISA, iDeCo, etc.

✅ People who don't know where to start, but want to first acquire financial literacy

✅ People who want to properly understand economic mechanisms and news as working adults

✅ People who love history, especially those interested in the behind-the-scenes of economics

✅ People who don't like complex books, but want to learn easily and enjoyably