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M'bishi Heavy announces production of Japan's 1st passenger jet

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. President Kazuo Tsukuda (L) stands besides a miniature of Japan's first passenger jet the company has formally decided to produce and is planning to launch in 2013 at its headquarters in Tokyo on March 28.

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Mitsubishi Heavy to promote vice president Omiya to new head

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. said Jan. 29 that Senior Executive Vice President Hideaki Omiya (R) will become president on April 1, replacing Kazuo Tsukuda (L), who will become chairman.

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Mitsubishi Heavy to promote vice president Omiya to new head

TOKYO, Japan - Hideaki Omiya, senior executive vice president of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., who will become president on April 1, speaks during a news conference in Tokyo on Jan. 29. Omiya will replace Kazuo Tsukuda, who will become chairman.

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Paper cartoon serialized for longest period ends

TOKYO, Japan - Kimihiko Tsukuda (file photo), a 77-year-old cartoonist, has decided to give up work as Parkinson's disease has left him unable to paint with a brush. His serialized ''Honobono-Kun'' cartoon carried in a Japanese newspaper for a record-breaking period reached 15,451 installments at the end of its run on March 8.

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Tsukuda to become Mitsubishi Heavy Industries president

TOKYO, March 25 Kyodo - Kazuo Tsukuda (file photo), a managing director at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., will become the company's president in June, succeeding Takashi Nishioka, who will become chairman, the heavy machinery maker said March 25. Tsukuda, 59, and Nishioka, 66, will assume their new posts after the company's annual shareholders meeting in late June.

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Japan's 2nd police box-couple's home opens in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's second police box to serve as both home and workplace for a police couple opens Jan. 24 in Tokyo's Tsukuda riverside district in Chuo Ward. Assistant Police Inspector Hideyuki Hane (L) and his wife Miyuki, a senior policewoman, attend the opening ceremony at their live-in police box in the district known as ''River City 21.''

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Mitsubishi Heavy to promote vice president Omiya to new head

TOKYO, Japan - Hideaki Omiya, senior executive vice president of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., who will become president on April 1, speaks during a news conference in Tokyo on Jan. 29. Omiya will replace Kazuo Tsukuda, who will become chairman. (Kyodo)

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Mitsubishi Heavy to promote vice president Omiya to new head

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. said Jan. 29 that Senior Executive Vice President Hideaki Omiya (R) will become president on April 1, replacing Kazuo Tsukuda (L), who will become chairman. (Kyodo)

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M'bishi Heavy announces production of Japan's 1st passenger jet

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. President Kazuo Tsukuda (L) stands besides a miniature of Japan's first passenger jet the company has formally decided to produce and is planning to launch in 2013 at its headquarters in Tokyo on March 28. (Kyodo)

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Japan's 2nd police box-couple's home opens in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's second police box to serve as both home and workplace for a police couple opens Jan. 24 in Tokyo's Tsukuda riverside district in Chuo Ward. Assistant Police Inspector Hideyuki Hane (L) and his wife Miyuki, a senior policewoman, attend the opening ceremony at their live-in police box in the district known as ''River City 21.''

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Business leader urges Abe to strive for early EPA accord with EU

Kazuo Tsukuda, adviser to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., hands a document to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Tokyo on May 18, 2015, in which Japanese and European business leaders call for a broad agreement on a Japan-European Union economic partnership accord by the end of this year. Tsukuda expressed hope that Japan and the 28-nation bloc will agree in principle on the proposed EPA at a bilateral summit in Tokyo on May 29. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Locals lament prolonged sales ban on wild mushrooms due to nuke crisis

Mineko Tsukuda, owner of a mushroom shop in Inawashiro, Fukushima Prefecture, laments in an interview on Oct. 23, 2015, that business has dropped about 80 percent due to a ban on sales of local wild mushrooms imposed for fear of radioactive contamination from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant some 80 kilometers away. With little she can sell except cultivated mushrooms, Tsukuda said she is considering closing down the two-decade-old shop. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Paper cartoon serialized for longest period ends

TOKYO, Japan - Kimihiko Tsukuda (file photo), a 77-year-old cartoonist, has decided to give up work as Parkinson's disease has left him unable to paint with a brush. His serialized ''Honobono-Kun'' cartoon carried in a Japanese newspaper for a record-breaking period reached 15,451 installments at the end of its run on March 8. (Kyodo)

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Lotte unaffected by indictment of its vice chairman: president

During an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on Nov. 17, 2016, Lotte Holdings Co. President Takayuki Tsukuda downplayed the impact on earnings of the indictment in October by South Korean prosecutors of its vice chairman for embezzlement. It was Tsukuda's first media interview since the indictment. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Tsukuda to become Mitsubishi Heavy Industries president

TOKYO, March 25 Kyodo - Kazuo Tsukuda (file photo), a managing director at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., will become the company's president in June, succeeding Takashi Nishioka, who will become chairman, the heavy machinery maker said March 25. Tsukuda, 59, and Nishioka, 66, will assume their new posts after the company's annual shareholders meeting in late June. (Kyodo)