Finance Minister Hiroshi Mitsuz

Finance Minister Hiroshi Mitsuz

Finance Minister Hiroshi Mitsuzuka (R) meets the press at the Finance Ministry in Tokyo on Nov. 24, expressing the government's readiness to stabilize the nation's financial system following the planned voluntary shutdown of Yamaichi Securities Co.

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