Funeral held for Suntory Chairman Saji

Funeral held for Suntory Chairman Saji

TOKYO, Japan - Some 8,000 people from the business, art and music communities pay final respect to the late Keizo Saji, chairman of Suntory Ltd., at a funeral service sponsored by the top Japanese whiskey distiller at a concert hall in Tokyo on Dec. 2.

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