Nomakuchi to become president of Mitsubishi Electric

Nomakuchi to become president of Mitsubishi Electric

TOKYO, Japan - Tamotsu Nomakuchi (L), a senior managing director of Mitsubishi Electric Corp. who will become the company's president April 1, speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on March 5. At right is current President Ichiro Taniguchi, who will become chairman with representation rights.

NEC, Mitsubishi tie up

NEC, Mitsubishi tie up

TOKYO, Japan - Koji Nishigaki (R), president of NEC Corp., and Ichiro Taniguchi, president of Mitsubishi Electric Corp. shake hands at a news conference Sept. 24. They announced the two firms will jointly establish a company to develop, manufacture and sell liquid-crystal and cathode-ray tube display monitors for personal computers.

Nomakuchi to become president of Mitsubishi Electric

Nomakuchi to become president of Mitsubishi Electric

TOKYO, Japan - Tamotsu Nomakuchi (L), a senior managing director of Mitsubishi Electric Corp. who will become the company's president April 1, speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on March 5. At right is current President Ichiro Taniguchi, who will become chairman with representation rights.

NEC, Mitsubishi tie up

NEC, Mitsubishi tie up

TOKYO, Japan - Koji Nishigaki (L), president of NEC Corp., and Ichiro Taniguchi, president of Mitsubishi Electric Corp. shake hands at a news conference Sept. 24. They announced the two firms will jointly establish a company to develop, manufacture and sell liquid-crystal and cathode-ray tube display monitors for personal computers.

U.S. institute presents plaque to Mt. Fuji radar

U.S. institute presents plaque to Mt. Fuji radar

TOKYO, Japan - The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. (IEEE) of the United States presents a plaque to Japan's Meteorological Agency in Tokyo on March 6 for a radar which went out of service last year after 35 years of helping detect typhoons from Mt. Fuji. The institute described the radar as a ''feat in the field of electrical communication technology.'' Yuzo Takahashi (R), a member of the IEEE History Center, handed the ''IEEE Milestone'' bronze plaque to agency Director General Yuso Takigawa (C) and Ichiro Taniguchi (L), president of Mitsubishi Electric Corp., which developed the radar.