Cerberus to raise stake in Seibu Holdings

Cerberus to raise stake in Seibu Holdings

TOKYO, Japan - Yoshiteru Suzuki, the president of Cerberus Japan K.K., speaks during a press conference in Tokyo on April 5, 2013. U.S. private equity fund Cerberus Capital Management LP said the same day it aims to raise its stake in Seibu Holdings Inc. to nearly 45 percent, revising the target upward from an initial 36 percent, in an apparent bid to take the initiative in managing the railway and hotel operator.

Cerberus to raise stake in Seibu Holdings

Cerberus to raise stake in Seibu Holdings

TOKYO, Japan - Yoshiteru Suzuki (R), the president of Cerberus Japan K.K. speaks during a press conference in Tokyo on April 5, 2013. U.S. private equity fund Cerberus Capital Management LP said the same day it aims to raise its stake in Seibu Holdings Inc. to nearly 45 percent, revising the target upward from an initial 36 percent, in an apparent bid to take the initiative in managing the railway and hotel operator.

Man who returned to Japan from Russia after 67 years leaves for home

Man who returned to Japan from Russia after 67 years leaves for home

SAPPORO, Japan - Yoshiteru Nakagawa, 79, a Japanese man who remained on Sakhalin Island after World War II and returned to Japan on July 2 for the first time in 67 years, gives a banzai as he leaves New Chitose airport for his current home in Russia's southern republic of Kamlykiya on July 16.

Japanese living in Russia returns to Japan for 1st time in 67 yrs

Japanese living in Russia returns to Japan for 1st time in 67 yrs

SAPPORO, Japan - Yoshiteru Nakagawa (L), 79, a Japanese man who remained in Sakhalin after World War II and currently lives in southern Russia, has his tears wiped off by his 60-year-old sister Tomiko Orui on arriving at New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido to make a temporary visit to Japan for the first time in 67 years on July 2.

Japanese living in Russia returns to Japan for 1st time in 67 yrs

Japanese living in Russia returns to Japan for 1st time in 67 yrs

SAPPORO, Japan - Yoshiteru Nakagawa, 79, a Japanese man who remained in Sakhalin after World War II and currently lives in southern Russia, holds his sister Tomiko Orui, 60, in tears at New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido on returning to Japan for a temporary visit for the first time in 67 years on July 2.

2 held over manipulation of Shimura Kako stock

2 held over manipulation of Shimura Kako stock

TOKYO, Feb. 27 Kyodo - Yoshiteru Nishi, 46-year-old president of a consulting firm, leaves a hospital in Tokyo's Minato Ward on Feb. 27 to be questioned by prosecutors for allegedly manipulating the stock price of Shimura Kako Co., a specialized nickel processor listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Later, the Tokyo District Prosecutors Office arrested Nishi as well as Kazumi Takeuchi, 49, agent for an overseas investment group and a former employee of a securities company, in the case.

Football: Japan team chef Nishi

Football: Japan team chef Nishi

Photo taken on Aug. 30, 2022, in Iwaki, Fukushima Prefecture, northeastern Japan, shows Yoshiteru Nishi, who will serve as chef for the Japan football team for a fifth straight World Cup in Qatar.

Japanese living in Russia returns to Japan for 1st time in 67 yr

Japanese living in Russia returns to Japan for 1st time in 67 yr

SAPPORO, Japan - Yoshiteru Nakagawa (L), 79, a Japanese man who remained in Sakhalin after World War II and currently lives in southern Russia, has his tears wiped off by his 60-year-old sister Tomiko Orui on arriving at New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido to make a temporary visit to Japan for the first time in 67 years on July 2. (Kyodo)

Man who returned to Japan from Russia after 67 years leaves for

Man who returned to Japan from Russia after 67 years leaves for

SAPPORO, Japan - Yoshiteru Nakagawa, 79, a Japanese man who remained on Sakhalin Island after World War II and returned to Japan on July 2 for the first time in 67 years, gives a banzai as he leaves New Chitose airport for his current home in Russia's southern republic of Kamlykiya on July 16. (Kyodo)

2 held over manipulation of Shimura Kako stock

2 held over manipulation of Shimura Kako stock

TOKYO, Feb. 27 Kyodo - Yoshiteru Nishi, 46-year-old president of a consulting firm, leaves a hospital in Tokyo's Minato Ward on Feb. 27 to be questioned by prosecutors for allegedly manipulating the stock price of Shimura Kako Co., a specialized nickel processor listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Later, the Tokyo District Prosecutors Office arrested Nishi as well as Kazumi Takeuchi, 49, agent for an overseas investment group and a former employee of a securities company, in the case.

Curry for hospital workers

Curry for hospital workers

Yoshiteru Nishi, chef for Japan's national football team, serves curry for about 300 people at Minamisoma Municipal General Hospital in Minamisoma, Fukushima Prefecture, on May 12, 2020, amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Curry for hospital workers

Curry for hospital workers

Yoshiteru Nishi, chef for Japan's national football team, serves curry for about 300 people at Minamisoma Municipal General Hospital in Minamisoma, Fukushima Prefecture, on May 12, 2020, amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo