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Sumitomo Corporation President Change Press Conference

Sumitomo Corporation President Change Press Conference. Shingo Ueno, President-Elect and CEO and Masayuki Hyodo, incoming Chairman of the Board of Directors.=Date:December 22, 2023, Place:Tokyo

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Sumitomo Corporation President Change Press Conference

Sumitomo Corporation President Change Press Conference. Shingo Ueno, President-Elect and CEO and Masayuki Hyodo, incoming Chairman of the Board of Directors.=Date:December 22, 2023, Place:Tokyo

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Yokohama's Hyodo sores header to edge Kobe 2-1

KOBE, Japan - Midfielder Shingo Hyodo (far L) of Yokohama F. Marinos sores a game-winning header to edge Vissel Kobe 2-1 in a J-League Division 1 match at Noevir Stadium in Kobe, western Japan, on Nov. 22, 2014.

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Centennial of birth of gold-medal swimmer Maehata

HASHIMOTO, Japan - Masaomi Hyodo (far L), a son of legendary Olympic gold-medal swimmer Hideko Maehata, sees some 50 exhibits of his mother during a centennial ceremony of her birth at a gymnasium in Hashimoto, Wakayama Prefecture, western Japan, on July 31, 2014. Maehata is best remembered by many Japanese for a live NHK radio broadcast of the 200-meter breaststroke final in the 1936 Berlin Olympics in which an announcer repeatedly shouted "Ganbare (Go for it), Maehata!"

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Sompo Japan, Nipponkoa ink deal to integrate under NKSJ Holdings

TOKYO, Japan - Sompo Japan Insurance Inc. President Masatoshi Sato (L) and Nipponkoa Insurance Co. President Makoto Hyodo attend a news conference in Tokyo on July 29. The two companies signed an agreement the same day to integrate their managements on April 1 next year under a joint holding company, to be called NKSJ Holdings Inc., to provide ''services of the highest quality'' and increase competitiveness. Sato will assume the presidency of NKSJ Holdings and Hyodo the chairmanship.

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Nonlife insurers punish execs over failures to pay benefits

TOKYO, Japan - Nipponkoa Insurance Co. Chairman Ken Matsuzawa (C), President Makoto Hyodo (2nd R), and other Nipponkoa executives bow in apology at a news conference in Tokyo on April 13 where the insurer said it will punish senior executives over failure to pay due insurance benefits. Matsuzawa will take a 50 percent executive pay cut over six months and Hyodo 30 percent, starting in May.

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5 feared killed, 22 injured in multiple collisions in tunnel

KOBE, Japan - A gutted car and a truck lie in a tunnel on the Sanyo Expressway in Ako, Hyodo Prefecture, after a multiple collisions on Aug. 7 Three people were killed, two children feared dead, and 22 others were injured, police said. (Pool photo)

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(4)Taiwan doctor tests positive for SARS

AWAJISHIMA, Japan - A notice of a temporary closedown is placed at the entrance of a hotel in Awajishima Island, Hyodo Prefecture on May 17 as a Taiwanese doctor who returned to Taipei after a sightseeing tour of western Japan was found positive for the SARS epidemic.

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Nonlife insurers punish execs over failures to pay benefits

TOKYO, Japan - Nipponkoa Insurance Co. Chairman Ken Matsuzawa (C), President Makoto Hyodo (2nd R), and other Nipponkoa executives bow in apology at a news conference in Tokyo on April 13 where the insurer said it will punish senior executives over failure to pay due insurance benefits. Matsuzawa will take a 50 percent executive pay cut over six months and Hyodo 30 percent, starting in May. (Kyodo)

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(4)Taiwan doctor tests positive for SARS

AWAJISHIMA, Japan - A notice of a temporary closedown is placed at the entrance of a hotel in Awajishima Island, Hyodo Prefecture on May 17 as a Taiwanese doctor who returned to Taipei after a sightseeing tour of western Japan was found positive for the SARS epidemic. (Kyodo)

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Yokohama's Hyodo sores header to edge Kobe 2-1

KOBE, Japan - Midfielder Shingo Hyodo (far L) of Yokohama F. Marinos sores a game-winning header to edge Vissel Kobe 2-1 in a J-League Division 1 match at Noevir Stadium in Kobe, western Japan, on Nov. 22, 2014. (Kyodo)

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Centennial of birth of gold-medal swimmer Maehata

HASHIMOTO, Japan - Masaomi Hyodo (far L), a son of legendary Olympic gold-medal swimmer Hideko Maehata, sees some 50 exhibits of his mother during a centennial ceremony of her birth at a gymnasium in Hashimoto, Wakayama Prefecture, western Japan, on July 31, 2014. Maehata is best remembered by many Japanese for a live NHK radio broadcast of the 200-meter breaststroke final in the 1936 Berlin Olympics in which an announcer repeatedly shouted "Ganbare (Go for it), Maehata!" (Kyodo)

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5 feared killed, 22 injured in multiple collisions in tunnel

KOBE, Japan - A gutted car and a truck lie in a tunnel on the Sanyo Expressway in Ako, Hyodo Prefecture, after a multiple collisions on Aug. 7 Three people were killed, two children feared dead, and 22 others were injured, police said. (Pool photo) (Kyodo)