JCLP “Must Speak Up Now” Urgent Conference for 1.5 Degree Target

JCLP “Must Speak Up Now” Urgent Conference for 1.5 Degree Target

JCLP “We must speak up now” emergency press conference for the 1.5 degree target. Pictured from left to right: Masanori Imai, co-chairman of JCLP; Akira Nagakubo, Hayama Town Fishermen's Association; Yoshitaka Inoue, Furman representative director; Tomoko Irie, director of J League Sustainability Department; Takeo Fujiwara, professor of public health at Institute of Science Tokyo; Kenji Kono, professional skier.=December 3,2024,Tokyo

'We must speak up now' Urgent press conference for 1.5 degree goal

'We must speak up now' Urgent press conference for 1.5 degree goal

“We must speak up now” Urgent press conference for the 1.5 degree target. Pictured from left to right: Masanori Imai, co-chairman of JCLP; Akira Nagakubo, Hayama Town Fishermen's Association; Yoshitaka Inoue, Furman representative director; Tomoko Irie, director of the J League Sustainability Department; Takeo Fujiwara, professor of public health at Institute of Science Tokyo; Kenji Kono, professional skier.”=December 3,2024,Tokyo

Mitsubishi to become Lawson's biggest shareholder

Mitsubishi to become Lawson's biggest shareholder

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Corp. will become the largest shareholder in convenience store chain operator Lawson Inc. next by buying an additional 9.1 million shares from the group led by Daiei Inc., Lawson's current main shareholder. Lawson President Kenji Fujiwara (L) and Mitsubishi Executive Director Yorihiko Kojima (R) shake hands at a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 22.

Lawson names Mitsubishi Corp.'s Niinami as new president

Lawson names Mitsubishi Corp.'s Niinami as new president

TOKYO, Japan - Convenience store chain operator Lawson Inc. said on March 5 Mitsubishi Corp. executive Takeshi Niinami (photo) will become its next president on May 29, replacing Kenji Fujiwara who will become a chairman the same day. Niinami, 43 and a Harvard University graduate, is currently the manager of the trading house's division that oversees Lawson operations.

Mitsubishi to become Lawson's biggest shareholder

Mitsubishi to become Lawson's biggest shareholder

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Corp. will become the largest shareholder in convenience store chain operator Lawson Inc. next by buying an additional 9.1 million shares from the group led by Daiei Inc., Lawson's current main shareholder. Lawson President Kenji Fujiwara (L) and Mitsubishi Executive Director Yorihiko Kojima (R) shake hands at a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 22.

Daiei to sell stake in Lawson to Mitsubishi

Daiei to sell stake in Lawson to Mitsubishi

TOKYO, Jan. 17 Kyodo - (From L to R) Kenji Fujiwara, president of Lawson Inc., Isao Nakauchi, president of Daiei Inc., and Mikio Sasaki, president of Mitsubishi Corp., shake hands at a news conference Jan. 17 following an agreement on the sale of part of the Daiei group's stake in Lawson to Mitsubishi. The sale is part of efforts by Japan's biggest supermarket chain operator to pay off debts.