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Microsoft to sponsor corporate rugby tourney

TOKYO, Japan - Tetsuo Machii (L), chairman of the Japan Rugby Football Union, shakes hands with Shinichi Ata, president of the Japanese unit of Microsoft Corp., during a press conference in Tokyo on May 7. They announced that Microsoft will become a sponsor for the final stage of the top-league corporate rugby tournament to be launched this fall.

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Toshiba apologizes to customer for rude treatment

FUKUOKA, Japan - Tetsuo Machii (R), a vice president of Toshiba Corp., apologizes July 22 to a customer (back to camera) at a hotel in Fukuoka, Kyushu, for rude remarks made by a Toshiba customer service official to the customer when he complained about a videocassette player. The disgruntled customer set up an Internet Web site to publicize how badly he had been treated. The site had been accessed more than 5.8 million times by July 19.

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(1)Hisayuki Machii

TOKYO, Japan - File photo of Hisayuki Machii. The photo was taken on January 1972. (Kyodo)

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(3)Hisayuki Machii

TOKYO, Japan - Hisayuki Machii encourages Korean athletes at the Sapporo Olympics in January 1972. (Kyodo)

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(2)Hisayuki Machii

TOKYO, Japan - Hisayuki Machii announces the breakup of his mafia group, Tosei-kai, at the Metropolitan Police Department. The photo was taken on January 1972. (Kyodo)

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Japan woman heads campaign to distribute medicine kits in Africa

Eri Machii, leader of AfriMedico, speaks in an interview in Tokyo on Jan. 22, 2015, of the nonprofit group's campaign to distribute medicine kits to homes in Africa. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Microsoft to sponsor corporate rugby tourney

TOKYO, Japan - Tetsuo Machii (L), chairman of the Japan Rugby Football Union, shakes hands with Shinichi Ata, president of the Japanese unit of Microsoft Corp., during a press conference in Tokyo on May 7. They announced that Microsoft will become a sponsor for the final stage of the top-league corporate rugby tournament to be launched this fall. (Kyodo)

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Toshiba apologizes to customer for rude treatment

FUKUOKA, Japan - Tetsuo Machii (R), a vice president of Toshiba Corp., apologizes July 22 to a customer (back to camera) at a hotel in Fukuoka, Kyushu, for rude remarks made by a Toshiba customer service official to the customer when he complained about a videocassette player. The disgruntled customer set up an Internet Web site to publicize how badly he had been treated. The site had been accessed more than 5.8 million times by July 19.