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NTT Docomo and Amazon Japan Cooperation Conference

Conference on the new collaboration between NTT DOCOMO and Amazon Japan. From left, Motoyuki Ii, President of NTT DOCOMO, Jasper Cheung, president of Amazon Japan, LLC.=Date:April 10, 2024, Place: Tokyo

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NTT Docomo and Amazon Japan Cooperation Conference

Conference on the new collaboration between NTT DOCOMO and Amazon Japan. From left, Motoyuki Ii, President of NTT DOCOMO, Jasper Cheung, president of Amazon Japan, LLC.=Date:April 10, 2024, Place: Tokyo

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NTT Docomo and Amazon Japan Cooperation Conference

Conference on the new collaboration between NTT DOCOMO and Amazon Japan. Jasper Cheung, president of Amazon Japan, LLC.=Date:April 10, 2024, Place: Tokyo

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Amazon, Tokushima Pref. sign relief goods deal

TOKUSHIMA, Japan - Amazon Japan K.K. President Jasper Cheung (L) and Tokushima Governor Kamon Iizumi show an agreement on the delivery of emergency relief supplies signed between the online retailer and the government of the western Japan prefecture at the latter's office in Tokushima city on Sept. 5, 2014. The pact will allow consumers to buy and donate disaster relief goods through Amazon's website if the prefecture is hit by a natural disaster.

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Amazon Japan Pres. Cheung, Sendai Mayor Okuyama

SENDAI, Japan - Jasper Cheung (L), president of Amazon Japan K.K., shakes hands with Sendai Mayor Emiko Okuyama at the Sendai city office on the afternoon of Sept. 27, 2011. The Japanese unit of U.S.-based Internet commerce giant Amazon.com Inc. said the same day it will open a call center in the capital of Miyagi Prefecture, which was hit by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, in March 2012.

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Amazon expands area for maximum 1 hour delivery to cover Osaka

Jasper Cheung, president of Amazon Japan K.K., poses for a photo in Osaka on Jan. 26, 2016. The company expanded the same-day one-hour delivery service area to cover the western Japanese city, as well as parts of nearby Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture and parts of Yokohama, southwest of Tokyo. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Amazon to launch Prime Instant Video service in Japan in Sept.

Jasper Cheung, president of Amazon Japan K.K., the U.S. online retailing giant's Japan unit, speaks in Tokyo on Aug. 26, 2015. Cheung said that the company will launch its Prime Instant Video service in Japan in September to allow prime members, who pay an annual membership fee of 3,900 yen ($33) unlimited viewing of movies, animations and other videos. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Amazon Japan Pres. Cheung, Sendai Mayor Okuyama

SENDAI, Japan - Jasper Cheung (L), president of Amazon Japan K.K., shakes hands with Sendai Mayor Emiko Okuyama at the Sendai city office on the afternoon of Sept. 27, 2011. The Japanese unit of U.S.-based Internet commerce giant Amazon.com Inc. said the same day it will open a call center in the capital of Miyagi Prefecture, which was hit by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, in March 2012. (Kyodo)

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Amazon, Tokushima Pref. sign relief goods deal

TOKUSHIMA, Japan - Amazon Japan K.K. President Jasper Cheung (L) and Tokushima Governor Kamon Iizumi show an agreement on the delivery of emergency relief supplies signed between the online retailer and the government of the western Japan prefecture at the latter's office in Tokushima city on Sept. 5, 2014. The pact will allow consumers to buy and donate disaster relief goods through Amazon's website if the prefecture is hit by a natural disaster. (Kyodo)