Inamori and Fu's death

Japan's current affairs news agency reported on the 30th that the famous Japanese entrepreneur and Honorary President Kyo President Inamori died at the age of 90.

Several Japanese media, including current affairs news agencies, released the news of the death of Kazuka Kazuki on the 30th. As of press time, these media have not disclosed the specific time, place and other detailed situations of the death of Inamori and husband.

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Inamori was born in Kagoshima City, Japan in 1932. He founded the Kyoto Ceramics Corporation (now known as Kyocera) in April 1959. He has served as president and chairman. He has served as Honorary President since 1997.

Since then, Kazuka Inamori has also served as senior managers and consultants of Japanese aviation and other well -known enterprises, and has been praised by the business community due to the turn of Japan ’s air in crisis to turn losses. Public information shows that Inamori is by far the only person in the world who have founded two Fortune 500 companies in the world.

In addition to rich experience in management and management, Kazakhstan Inamori also wrote his thinking about business and life into works such as "Living Law", "Dry Law" and "Mind Law". , Became a best -selling work in China.

Inamori has made positive contributions to China -Japan friendship before his death. According to the Grand Daily reported in 2004, Inamori was awarded the honorary title of "China -Japan Friendship Messenger" by the China -Japan Friendship Association.

In an interview with the China News Agency in 2006, Kazuka Inamori said that he felt that the people of China and Japan had a strong desire to develop bilateral relations. Therefore, the economic and trade relations between China and Japan will become closer and closer. This is full of confidence.

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