Kirin names senior managing director Aramaki as chief

TOKYO, Japan - Koichiro Aramaki (R), senior managing director of Kirin Brewery Co., shake hands with Kirin President Yasuhiro Sato at a news conference in Tokyo on Jan. 15. The company announced that Aramaki, 61, will succeed Sato as president of the major brewery. The appointment will be formally approved at a board meeting in late March following a shareholders' meeting to be convened at that time.

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