Ex-Keidanren chief Nakanishi dies at 75

File photo shows Hiroaki Nakanishi giving an interview in Tokyo in May 2020. Nakanishi died on June 27, 2021, at the age of 75 after stepping down as chairman of the Japan Business Federation, the country's most powerful business lobby known as Keidanren, on June 1 to focus on treatment for lymphoma.

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