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Bass player Taka Hirose, who is from Gifu, near Nagoya, said: We have all seen the devastation in Japan.
WalesOnline - Home 2011
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Japanese bassist Taka Hirose said: We have all seen the devastation in Japan.
WalesOnline - Home 2011
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"I told them, along with my apologies, that the impact of the March earthquake had largely been resolved, that we would establish dual production sites, so please don't abandon Hirose," said Kushida, Hirose Electric's senior executive vice president.
Insight: Tsunami town epitomizes Japan Inc's dilemmas Reuters 2011
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Michi Hirose, 54, who is from Tokyo but has lived in California for years, said she was finally able to reach her husband, who is in Japan.
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The disaster has prompted a range of disaster recovery strategies, including diversifying supply sources and transferring design and production capabilities across manufacturing sites, including overseas, such as Hirose Electric is doing.
Insight: Tsunami town epitomizes Japan Inc's dilemmas Reuters 2011
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He assured them his company Hirose Electric was preparing to shift some of its high-tech production to South Korea, after the tsunami wiped out the factories of a manufacturing partner in Kamaishi, an old steel town in the northeast, disrupting its supply chain.
Insight: Tsunami town epitomizes Japan Inc's dilemmas Reuters 2011
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Michi Hirose, 54, who is from Tokyo but has lived in California for years, said she was finally able to reach her husband, who is in Japan.
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"I can sum up my life in one sentence," declares Maki Hirose.
Nancy Ruhling: Astoria Characters: The Young Man Looking for Love Nancy Ruhling 2011
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Taisuke Kanou is still heading north, chasing after his childhood friend Yuichi Hirose, who kidnapped their mutual friend Megumi Ochiai.
Alive: The Final Evolution Books 4-8 » Manga Worth Reading 2010
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Hirose Electric's Kushida acknowledged that cost concerns fueled by the yen's strength, as much as disruption to production from the disaster, were pushing his company to move abroad.
Insight: Tsunami town epitomizes Japan Inc's dilemmas Reuters 2011
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