Nvidia CEO Huang in Tokyo

Nvidia CEO Huang in Tokyo

(From L) Nvidia Corp. CEO Jensen Huang, Fujitsu Ltd. President Takahito Tokita, Fanuc Corp. President Kenji Yamaguchi, Yaskawa Electric Corp. Vice Chairman Masahiro Ogawa and Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. President Yasuhiko Hashimoto pose for a photo during a press conference in Tokyo on July 16, 2026.

Fujitsu Begins Exploring Business Opportunities in the Field of Physical AI

Fujitsu Begins Exploring Business Opportunities in the Field of Physical AI

Fujitsu Begins Exploring Business Opportunities in the Field of Physical AI. The photo shows, from left to right: Jensen Huang (Founder and CEO of NVIDIA), Takahito Tokita (President and CEO of Fujitsu), Kenji Yamaguchi (President and CEO of Fanuc), Masahiro Ogawa (Vice Chairman and Executive Officer of Yaskawa Electric), and Yasuhiko Hashimoto (President and CEO of Kawasaki Heavy Industries).=July 16,2026,Tokyo

Fujitsu Begins Exploring Business Opportunities in the Field of Physical AI

Fujitsu Begins Exploring Business Opportunities in the Field of Physical AI

Fujitsu Begins Exploring Business Opportunities in the Field of Physical AI. The photo shows, from left to right: Jensen Huang (Founder and CEO of NVIDIA), Takahito Tokita (President and CEO of Fujitsu), Kenji Yamaguchi (President and CEO of Fanuc), Masahiro Ogawa (Vice Chairman and Executive Officer of Yaskawa Electric), and Yasuhiko Hashimoto (President and CEO of Kawasaki Heavy Industries).=July 16,2026,Tokyo

Fujitsu Begins Exploring Business Opportunities in the Field of Physical AI

Fujitsu Begins Exploring Business Opportunities in the Field of Physical AI

Fujitsu Begins Exploring Business Opportunities in the Field of Physical AI. The photo shows, from left to right: Jensen Huang (Founder and CEO of NVIDIA), Takahito Tokita (President and CEO of Fujitsu), Kenji Yamaguchi (President and CEO of Fanuc), Masahiro Ogawa (Vice Chairman and Executive Officer of Yaskawa Electric), and Yasuhiko Hashimoto (President and CEO of Kawasaki Heavy Industries).=July 16,2026,Tokyo

Gandhi's peaceful path remembered 9/11

Gandhi's peaceful path remembered 9/11

SYDNEY, Sept. 11 Kyodo - Japanese ice sculptor Kenji Ogawa carves a sculpture of Mahatma Ganghi from a huge piece of ice in Sydney on Sept. 11 to mark the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 - Japanese ice sculptor Kenji Ogawa carves a sculpture of Mahatma Ganghi from a huge piece of ice in Sydney on Sept. 11 to mark the second anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States. ''It's a message of nonviolence,'' Ogawa said. ''It is important, especially at the moment, when there is so much terrorism in the world.''

Taipei holds 1st Japanese ramen festival

Taipei holds 1st Japanese ramen festival

(From L) Takeshi Ogawa of Chikara no Moto Partners, Kenji Chiba of Chibaki Ya, Owen Lee of the United Daily News Group and Akira Ito of The Nishinippon Newspaper Co. pose for the media at the first Nippon Ramen Festival in Taipei on Feb. 24, 2017. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Gandhi's peaceful path remembered 9/11

Gandhi's peaceful path remembered 9/11

SYDNEY, Sept. 11 Kyodo - Japanese ice sculptor Kenji Ogawa carves a sculpture of Mahatma Ganghi from a huge piece of ice in Sydney on Sept. 11 to mark the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 - Japanese ice sculptor Kenji Ogawa carves a sculpture of Mahatma Ganghi from a huge piece of ice in Sydney on Sept. 11 to mark the second anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States. ''It's a message of nonviolence,'' Ogawa said. ''It is important, especially at the moment, when there is so much terrorism in the world.'' (Kyodo)