Japan Post plans service expansion after privatization

Japan Post plans service expansion after privatization

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Post Corp. President Yoshifumi Nishikawa (R) hands an outline of the company's 10-year postal privatization road map to Internal Affairs and Communication Minister Heizo Takenaka on July 31.

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