Fishery firm says money to Russians not off-the-book

Fishery firm says money to Russians not off-the-book

KUSHIRO, Japan - Munemoto Nakayama, president of fishery firm Kanai Gyogyo, speaks to reporters in Kushiro, Hokkaido, on Dec. 27, 2010. Nakayama, whose company is one of four fishery firms allegedly fined over illicit payments to Russian officials, denied acting improperly, saying the payments were a necessary business expense.

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