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TBS advised to freeze anti-takeover step against Rakuten

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Broadcasting System Inc. President Hiroshi Inoue (L) receives a report on Sept. 7 from Mainichi Newspapers Co. President Masato Kitamura, head of a third-party panel, which advised TBS to freeze a procedure for anti-takeover steps against Rakuten Inc.

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The Mainichi Newspapers head office

TOKYO, Japan, Dec. 19 Kyodo - Photo taken Dec. 18, 2017 shows the Palaceside Building in Tokyo which houses the head office of The Mainichi Newspapers major daily.

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Suit over secret Okinawa pact argument rejected again

TOKYO, Japan - Takichi Nishiyama (L), a former reporter of Mainichi Newspapers Co., speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 20 after the Tokyo High Court rejected his damages suit seeking 33 million yen in compensation and an apology from the state. Nishiyama, who was convicted for his news-gathering activities on Okinawa's reversion to Japan in 1972, has claimed his career was ruined after he was illegally convicted of urging a Foreign Ministry secretary to bring him classified documents about the negotiation process between Japan and the United States over the reversion.

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TBS advised to freeze anti-takeover step against Rakuten

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Broadcasting System Inc. President Hiroshi Inoue (L) receives a report on Sept. 7 from Mainichi Newspapers Co. President Masato Kitamura, head of a third-party panel, which advised TBS to freeze a procedure for anti-takeover steps against Rakuten Inc. (Kyodo)

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The Mainichi Newspapers head office

Photo taken Dec. 18, 2017 shows the Palaceside Building in Tokyo which houses the head office of The Mainichi Newspapers major daily. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Suit over secret Okinawa pact argument rejected again

TOKYO, Japan - Takichi Nishiyama (L), a former reporter of Mainichi Newspapers Co., speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 20 after the Tokyo High Court rejected his damages suit seeking 33 million yen in compensation and an apology from the state. Nishiyama, who was convicted for his news-gathering activities on Okinawa's reversion to Japan in 1972, has claimed his career was ruined after he was illegally convicted of urging a Foreign Ministry secretary to bring him classified documents about the negotiation process between Japan and the United States over the reversion. (Kyodo)

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Mainichi Newspapers headquarters

File photo taken May 22, 2019, shows The Mainichi newspaper publisher's Tokyo head office building. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Mainichi Newspapers headquarters

File photo taken May 22, 2019, shows The Mainichi Newspapers' Tokyo head office. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Kyodo and Mainichi's jointly operated helicopter

Kyodo News President Toru Mizutani (2nd from L) and The Mainichi Newspapers President Masahiro Maruyama (R) are pictured in front of a helicopter during its unveiling ceremony at Tokyo's Haneda airport on March 28, 2019. The helicopter, named Habataki, will be jointly operated by Kyodo and Mainichi. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Mainichi Newspapers headquarters

File photo taken from a Kyodo News helicopter on Feb. 21, 2019, shows the Palaceside Building in Tokyo which houses the head office of The Mainichi Newspapers major daily. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo