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Japan's disaster response rooted in tradition and apology
In the wake of a JAL crash, President Yasumoto Takagi publicly apologized and vowed to resign when appropriate. The piece notes Japanese customs of consoling victims, offering compensation, and seeking to restore family honor, with other political and corporate accountability examples cited from recent history.
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Tokyo
Japan Air Lines
JAL
Yasumoto Takagi
Japan
Takagi
SAS
Mount Osataka
Osaka
South Pacific
Korean Air Lines
Korean Air
Tokyo Bay
Transport Ministry
Tagaki
Yoshiyuji Sakamoto
Toshio Komoto