Land Of Women World Premiere - NYC

Land Of Women World Premiere - NYC

Victoria Koa arriving at Apple TV+ 'Land Of Women' World Premiere in New York City, NY, USA on June 21, 2024. Photo by Marion Curtis/Starpix for Apple TV+/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

Nippon Mitsubishi, Koa Oil to integrate refining operations

Nippon Mitsubishi, Koa Oil to integrate refining operations

TOKYO, Japan - Koa Oil Co. President Yasushi Ebihara (L) and Nippon Mitsubishi Oil Corp. President Fumiaki Watari pose for photographers after announcing plans to integrate their oil refining operations through an equity-swap scheme at a news conference in Tokyo on May 10.

3 Japanese nonlife insurers to form holding firm

3 Japanese nonlife insurers to form holding firm

TOKYO, Japan - Three Japanese property and casualty insurance companies announced Oct. 19 they will establish a holding company by April 2002, creating Japan's largest nonlife insurance group. Takeo Inokuchi (R), president of Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance Co., Ken Matsuzawa (L), president of Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance Co., and Mutsuharu Okamoto (C), president of Koa Fire and Marine Insurance Co., shake hands at a press conference the same day in Otemachi, Tokyo.

Head office of Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance

Head office of Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance

TOKYO, Japan - The photo shows the head office in Tokyo's Nihombashi of Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance Co., which has reached a basic agreement with Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance Co. and Koa Fire and Marine Insurance Co. to integrate operations under a single holding company.

Head office of Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance

Head office of Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance

TOKYO, Japan - The photo shows the head office in Tokyo's Kanda-Surugadai of Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance Co., which has reached a basic agreement with Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance Co. and Koa Fire and Marine Insurance Co. to integrate operations under a single holding company.

Head office of Koa Fire and Marine Insurance

Head office of Koa Fire and Marine Insurance

TOKYO, Japan - The photo shows the head office in Tokyo's Kasumigaseki of Koa Fire and Marine Insurance Co., which has reached a basic agreement with Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance Co. and Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance Co. to integrate operations under a single holding company.

Japan's top oil firm to acquire Koa Oil

Japan's top oil firm to acquire Koa Oil

TOKYO, Japan - Hidejiro Osawa, president of Nippon Mitsubishi Oil Corp., speaks at a news conference July 28 on his company's plan to make Koa Oil Co. a subsidiary by purchasing up to a 50 percent equity stake from Caltex Corp.

Russia Says Ship Intercepted US Destroyer In Sea Of Japan

Russia Says Ship Intercepted US Destroyer In Sea Of Japan

handout file photo dated November 13, 2011 of the guided-missile destroyer USS Chafee (DDG 90) flies the battle flag during training as part of the integrated maritime exercise Koa Kai. On Friday October 15, 2021 Russia said one of its warships intercepted USS Chafee U.S. destroyer in the Sea of Japan that was encroaching on its territorial waters, claiming the vessels came within 60 meters (200 feet) of each other during the confrontation. The U.S. Pacific Fleet rejected Russias characterization of the incident hours later. U.S. Navy photograph by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Daniel Barker via ABACAPRESS.COM

Nippon Fire, Koa Fire announce merger accord

Nippon Fire, Koa Fire announce merger accord

TOKYO, Japan - Ken Matsuzawa (L), president of Nippon Fire & Marine Insurance Co., and Mutsuharu Okamoto, president of Koa Fire & Marine Insurance Co., shake hands at a news conference March 23 after announcing the two companies have agreed to merge April 1, 2001. The merger creates Japan's fourth-largest property and casualty insurance company in terms of assets.

3 Japanese nonlife insurers to form holding firm

3 Japanese nonlife insurers to form holding firm

TOKYO, Japan - Three Japanese property and casualty insurance companies announced Oct. 19 they will establish a holding company by April 2002, creating Japan's largest nonlife insurance group. Takeo Inokuchi (R), president of Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance Co., Ken Matsuzawa (L), president of Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance Co., and Mutsuharu Okamoto (C), president of Koa Fire and Marine Insurance Co., shake hands at a press conference the same day in Otemachi, Tokyo.

Head office of Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance

Head office of Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance

TOKYO, Japan - The photo shows the head office in Tokyo's Nihombashi of Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance Co., which has reached a basic agreement with Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance Co. and Koa Fire and Marine Insurance Co. to integrate operations under a single holding company.

Head office of Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance

Head office of Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance

TOKYO, Japan - The photo shows the head office in Tokyo's Kanda-Surugadai of Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance Co., which has reached a basic agreement with Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance Co. and Koa Fire and Marine Insurance Co. to integrate operations under a single holding company.

Head office of Koa Fire and Marine Insurance

Head office of Koa Fire and Marine Insurance

TOKYO, Japan - The photo shows the head office in Tokyo's Kasumigaseki of Koa Fire and Marine Insurance Co., which has reached a basic agreement with Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance Co. and Nippon Fire and Marine Insurance Co. to integrate operations under a single holding company.

Japan's top oil firm to acquire Koa Oil

Japan's top oil firm to acquire Koa Oil

TOKYO, Japan - Hidejiro Osawa, president of Nippon Mitsubishi Oil Corp., speaks at a news conference July 28 on his company's plan to make Koa Oil Co. a subsidiary by purchasing up to a 50 percent equity stake from Caltex Corp.