1981 | USAI dinner meeting with Key Japanese Industrialists in Tokyo

In November 1981, Vice President Walter Mondale met with Key Japanese Industrialists during USAI Dinner Meeting in Tokyo, Japan.

Present at the meeting, Kaytaro Sugahara, chairman of the US-Asia Institute, Rep. Robert G. Torricelli (partially hidden), Soichi Yokoyama (Chairman of Bank of Tokyo), Yoshizo Ikeda (Chairman of Mitsui Company), Former US Vice President Walter Mondale, Akio Morita (Chairman of Sony Corporation), Former Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia Richard Holbrooke, Yoshihiro Inayama (Chairman of Keidanren), Seisi Kato (Chairman of Toyota) and Joji Konoshima , president of the US-Asia Institute.

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