Yoshifumi Fukuzawa
Japan's rice shortage lays bare a deeper truth: when wrongdoing goes unchallenged, those in...
Yoshifumi Fukuzawa
Yoshifumi Fukuzawa is a business consultant. The Keio University graduate and former lecturer at Waseda University has an MBA from Columbia University in the United States. He has formerly held positions with the Industrial Bank of Japan, Ltd, the Inter-American Development Bank, Mitsui Global Strategic Studies Institute, and Lotte Holdings.
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