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Tatsunosuke Takasaki : ウィキペディア英語版
Tatsunosuke Takasaki

was a Japanese businessman-politician.
Takasaki was born in Takatsuki, Japan on 7 February, 1885. After finishing school in Japan, Takasaki spent his younger days in Manchuria, and was the chairman of Manchurian Industrial Development Company and the head of the All Manchurian Japanese Association ((日本語:全満日本人会)) located in Xinjing, waiting for the repatriation from Huludao. Upon returning to Japan, he became the first chairman of Electric Power Development Company, the elected member of the House of Representatives of Japan, the head of the Japanese delegation to Asian–African Conference, the first head of the Economic Planning Agency of MITI, the initiator of the Sino-Japanese LT Trade Agreement,〔(The Foreign policy of modern Japan )〕 etc.
He founded Toyo Seikan Kaisha in 1917, which has since become the largest container company in Japan and dominates the ASEAN market.〔(Funding Universe )〕〔(Euromonitor )〕 He served in various Cabinet positions in the 1950s, including a period as Minister of International Trade and Industry from 1958 to 1959.
He died in Tokyo, on 24 February, 1964.
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