U.S. business body's Japan arm picks Kikkoman head Person of Yr

U.S. business body's Japan arm picks Kikkoman head Person of Yr

TOKYO, Japan - Yuzaburo Mogi, president of Kikkoman Corp., the world's largest soy sauce brewer, has been elected Person of the Year 2003 by the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan for contributing to promoting investment in the United States.

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