TOKYO OLYMPICS CORRUPTION - PART 4

 Two KADOKAWA officials arrested on suspicion of bribery - Former director Takahashi suspected of bribery

In the corruption case surrounding the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors' Special Investigation Department arrested two people related to the publishing giant "KADOKAWA" on suspicion of bribery on the 6th for giving a bribe of about 70 million yen to Haruyuki Takahashi (78) = indicted for bribery = former director of the organizing committee of the Games in return for the convenience of selecting a sponsor. 

TOKYO DISTRICT PUBLIC PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE

KADOKAWA headquarters raided - Tokyo Olympics corruption tour Kadokawa Chairman Kadokawa's house

In the corruption case surrounding the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors' Special Investigation Department said on the 6th that in return for the convenience of selecting a sponsor, the former director of the Games Organizing Committee Haruyuki Takahashi (78) = indicted for bribery = The suspicion of giving a bribe of about 70 million yen to the head office of the publishing giant "KADOKAWA" in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo and Shinjuku Ward.

AOKI/HD Establishes Committee of Outside Lawyers to Investigate Causes of Tokyo Olympics Corruption

AOKI HOLDINGS HEADQUARTER TOKYO

In response to the Tokyo District Prosecutor's Indictment of three executives of AOKI Holdings, including former AOKI Holdings Chairman Hironori Aoki (83), on bribery charges in a corruption case involving the selection of sponsors for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, the company issued a comment and apologized, saying, "We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and concern caused to everyone involved." 

AOKI's recording, the pillar of proof Even when former Prime Minister Mori was present at the meeting Related, carefully investigated

HIRONORI AOKI - FORMER CHAIRMAN AOKI HOLDINGS

In the case involving AOKI Holdings (HD), a major men's clothing company in which former organizing committee member Haruyuki Takahashi was indicted for bribery, AOKIHD has recorded meetings and meetings with former directors Takahashi and others, and it seems that the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors' Special Investigation Department has positioned it as a pillar of evidence. In the course of the investigation, the presence of former Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori (85), former chairman of the organizing committee, also came to mind, and it seems that the investigation is proceeding cautiously.

According to the officials, the former board member and former AOKIHD chairman Hironori Aoki (83) = indicted for bribery = held frequent meetings at a steak restaurant in Tokyo run by the former director, and former chairman Aoki's subordinates were present to record conversations and make meeting records.