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Representative profile

1976 Graduated from Miyagi Prefectural Sendai Third High School

1977 Entered Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology,

  Department of Mechanical Engineering 

  Study abroad at Seattle University, USA (September 1980-February 1981)

1982 Joined Yamaha Motor 

  Assigned to Motorcycle Overseas Service Department

  West Asia Middle East markets (India, Bangladesh, Syria UAE United Arab Emirates, etc.)

  Responsible for motorcycle repair, maintenance system work, development department support

 

1985 Transferred to motorcycle development Mainly 4-cycle 600㏄ engine development

1987 Yamaha Motor Europe Headquarters in Amsterdam

  Motorcycle development experiment and racing technical coordination

  The above work at races in Europe, Paris Dakar Rally, etc.

  Coordination with French and Italian teams

  Responding to product technical problems in each country in Europe,

  building a service network

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Returned to Japan in 1994, Chief of Southeast Asia Service Division, Motorcycle Service Department

1995 Yamaha Motor Canada subsidiary in Toronto

  Yamaha Motor All Products, Motorcycles, ATVs, Marine Engines, PWC, Motor Service Business person

2000 Returned to Japan Motorcycle Service Department Manager

 

2005 General Manager of Motorcycle Service Department

        In charge of popularizing motor sports

        Also in charge of domestic racing and safe driving promotion

2007 Domestic race, road race, motocross, trial race 3 crowns achieved

November 2009 Vice President of Yamaha Motor USA, YAMAHA MOTOR USA

         Parts, accessories and services  Motorcycle, ATV, PWC accessory planning and development

2013 Custom made vehicles manufactured by Yamaha Motor with supplies and

         sold limited to 500 vehicles build a custom motorcycle business model

 

 

 

 

Returned to Japan in January 2014

March 2014 CEO of Yamaha Motor Subsidiary Y's Gear Co., Ltd. 

           Expanding the Yamaha Motor product supplies business taking advantage of Yamaha

            Motor's strengths, it has a main body planning and development department

            the power of the parent company and its planning develop a strategy to speedily

           develop products  by review organizational reforms and personnel systems, and promote

            the conversion to proper employees.

March 2018 Yamaha Motor retired

January 2019 Appointed as an advisor to NAPS Corporation

November 2019 General Manager, Business Development Department, NAPS Corporation

Retired in August 2020

September 2020 Launched Als Craft Co., Ltd.

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​故Mr.Dave Bean(Test Rider)

​故 Norick Abe (〜2007年10月7日)

​代表:加藤 晃久(カトウ アキヒサ)

Management Philosophy

After all, the power of each person is limited.

I learned that people with people, organizations with organizations, and companies with other companies are connected and rubbed together to create new powers and things.

The words of one of famous designer  I admire,

                           "Japan is small, but strong!"

This words  was used for many years after the end of World War II, when the designer returned to his place of origin,  the things which he had done was making a pan to cock  from scrap of warships . It was his  starting of  designing. It seems that it is a words that he beloved until I was awarded a wonderful achievement. As a Japanese, it was a very powerful words that I kept always in my life. It is  my very important words.

I think that Japanese technology can still demonstrate its abilities toward the world, and I would like to propose to support anyone who wish to enhance the performance to the world.

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