Takagi fails to deliver on promise to fix Daiei in 3 yrs

Takagi fails to deliver on promise to fix Daiei in 3 yrs

NARASHINO, Japan - Then Daiei Inc. president, Kunio Takagi (L), and Daiei Hawks manager, Sadaharu Oh, conduct a sake casket-cutting ceremony to launch a year-end sales campaign in the city of Narashino, Chiba Prefecture, in November 2002.

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