Businessman Inamori

Businessman Inamori

BOSTON, United States - Influential Japanese businessman Kazuo Inamori, honorary chairman of Japan Airlines Co., speaks during an interview in Boston on April 19, 2012. Inamori, who has supported the Democratic Party of Japan since it was still in opposition, expressed disappointment with the ruling party, saying its immaturity has led to poor governance.

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