Ginga Tetsudo 999” (“Galaxy Express 999”) in 1979, “Genma Taisen” (“Harmagedon”) in 1983 and “Metropolis” (2001) are all ...

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The former head of Suzuki Motors, Osamu Suzuki, has passed away over the Christmas period. While you’d be forgiven for assuming that Osamu-san was an original member of the founding Suzuki family, he ...

Osamu Suzuki, born Osamu Matsuda, began his journey at Suzuki Motor Corp. in 1958, starting at a junior level. When he married Shoko Suzuki, the granddaughter of the company’s founder, he ...

Osamu Suzuki, who has died aged 94, was the longest-serving head of a global automotive marque, having built his adoptive family’s business into a major manufacturer of small cars and motorcycles.

Osamu Suzuki’s Death in the recent past due to Malignant Lymphoma has marked the end of a legacy only few are aware of. Osamu Suzuki was not just a integral part of Suzuki’s progress to become a ...

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Some of the stories were fascinating. Born Osamu Matsuda, Suzuki san took his wife's family name through adoption in a practice common among Japanese families lacking a male heir. The former ...

OSAMU Suzuki, who ran Suzuki Motor Corp., known for its minicars and motorcycles, for five decades and drove the company’s global expansion, has died. He was 94. Suzuki died of lymphoma on ...

Osamu Suzuki, the influential leader of Suzuki Motor Corporation, passed away at the age of 94 on December 25, 2024. His death marks the end of an era for the automotive industry, as he played a ...

He joined the Suzuki Motor Corporation in 1958 and rose to become the president in 1978. Osamu Suzuki had a key interest in expanding the company in the global economy, especially in India.