Part I

• Chapter1 Rebuilding from the Ashes
• Chapter2 "This is The Product We Must a Produce"
• Chapter3 A Man Charmed by the Tape Recorder
• Chapter4 Ibuka's First Visit to the United States
• Chapter5 "Rest Assured We Can Make It!"
• Chapter6 Transistor's number used the suffix "seki"
• Chapter7 Is 'Pocketable' Japanese-English ?
• Chapter8 An End to Reliance on Foreign Products
• Chapter9 The Model 2T7 Transistor
• Chapter10 Sony Corporation of America
• Chapter11 "Duped by Esaki?"
• Chapter12 The Road to Direct Financing
• Chapter13 Up Through Trinitron---The Find at the IRE Show
• Chapter14 The Aiborne VTR
• Chapter15 Assisting IBM
• Chapter16 Personal Reasons

Part II

• Chapter1 The Video Cassette Tape
• Chapter2 Sony Goes to Battle for Its Favorite Child
• Chapter3 The Passport-Sized Camcorder
• Chapter4 24-Hour After Sales Service
• Chapter5 Promoting Compact Cassettes Worldwide
• Chapter6 Just Try It
• Chapter7 Making Digital Audio a Reality
• Chapter8 "This Will Replace the LP Record"
• Chapter9 Opposed by Everyone
• Chapter10 Studio Recorders Go Digital
• Chapter11 Determination Drove the Development of the CCD " Electronic Eye "
• Chapter12 Entering a Highly Competitive New Business Area
• Chapter13 Recognized as an International Standard
• Chapter14 Trinitron Takes Off
• Chapter15 The Founding Prospectus
• Chapter16 The Extended Family of Sony Corporation of America
• Chapter17 The San Diego Way
• Chapter18 The Strong-Willed Schein
• Chapter19 Non-Japanese Directors Join the Board
• Chapter20 Dealing with Dumping Charges
• Chapter21 Establishing New Joint Venture Businesses
• Chapter22 CBS/Sony Records is Established in First Round of Capital Deregulation
• Chapter23 Establishing the Sony Brand
• Chapter24 Diversification
• Chapter25 Regeneration Through Team Spirit