Dentsu chairman Narita awarded France's Legion of Honor

Dentsu chairman Narita awarded France's Legion of Honor

TOKYO, Japan - Yutaka Narita (R), principal adviser and chairman of the Dentsu droup, poses with French Ambassador to Japan Bernard de Montferrand after receiving the Legion of Honor in recognition of his contributions to promoting French culture in Japan. ''France, which has a preeminent status in culture, art and science, is my favorite country,'' Narita told a ceremony at the French Embassy in Tokyo.

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