N.Z. VISIT PLANNED
Industrialists From Japan (N.Z.P_A.-Reuter—Copyright) SYDNEY. March 28. A Japanese “top-manage-ment productivity’’ team will visit New Zealand in May to study industrial management and to discuss ways of achieving economic co-opera-taon between New Zealand and Japan. The team of 17 will consist of the senior directors of several of Japan’s largest textile, motor, electrical, heavy engineering, paper, photographic film and mining companies. It will be lead by Mr Shageki Toshiro, aged 73. chairman of Toyo Ray<e Company, Ltd., the largest manufacturer of synthetic fibres in Japan and ttie third largest in the world. Mr Tastaro was Japan's specisl s amtxMMdor for Uganda's independence celebrations last year. The visit to New Zealand has been arranged by the Japan Productivity Centre, which has sent more than 400 productivity teams abroad since 1066.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30094, 30 March 1963, Page 8
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