Ex-Saison Group head Seiji Tsutsumi dies

Ex-Saison Group head Seiji Tsutsumi dies

TOKYO, Japan - Seiji Tsutsumi, former head of the Saison Group retail chain, is interviewed in this file photo taken in October 2012. Tsutsumi, also known as a poet, novelist and commentator, died at a Tokyo hospital on Nov. 25, 2013, at age 86.

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