Japan Post Holdings
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Summary
Japan Post Holdings is a holding company[1]. It draws 1,134 Wikipedia views per month (holding_company category, ranking #32 of 151).[2]
Key Facts
- Japan Post Holdings was a member of Japan Post Group[3].
- Japan Post Holdings is in the country of Japan[4].
- Japan Post Holdings's instance of is recorded as holding company[5].
- Japan Post Holdings's instance of is recorded as public company[6].
- Japan Post Holdings's instance of is recorded as Special company[7].
- Japan Post Holdings's instance of is recorded as Japanese bank holding company[8].
- Japan Post Holdings's main regulatory text is recorded as Act on Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd.[9].
- Japan Post Holdings is owned by Minister of Finance[10].
- Japan Post Holdings is owned by Minister of Finance[11].
- Japan Post Holdings is owned by Minister of Finance[12].
- Japan Post Holdings is owned by Minister of Finance[13].
- Japan Post Holdings is owned by Minister of Finance[14].
- Japan Post Holdings is owned by The Master Trust Bank of Japan[15].
- Japan Post Holdings is owned by Custody Bank of Japan[16].
- Japan Post Holdings is owned by Minister of Finance[17].
- Japan Post Holdings is owned by Minister of Finance[18].
- Japan Post Holdings's headquarters location is recorded as Kasumigaseki[19].
- Japan Post Holdings's headquarters location is recorded as Ōtemachi Place[20].
- Japan Post Holdings's chief executive officer is recorded as Hiroya Masuda[21].
- Japan Post Holdings's has organizational division is recorded as JP MUSIC[22].
- Japan Post Holdings is a type of Government of Japan[23].
- Japan Post Holdings is a type of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications[24].
- Japan Post Holdings is a type of Financial Services Agency[25].
- Japan Post Holdings's child organization or unit is recorded as Japan Post[26].
- Japan Post Holdings's child organization or unit is recorded as Japan Post Bank[27].
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Founding
January 23, 2006 marks the founding of Japan Post Holdings[28].
Identity
Japan Post Holdings's official name is recorded as {'lang': 'ja', 'text': '日本郵政株式会社'}[29].
Leadership
Japan Post Holdings's chief executive officer is recorded as Hiroya Masuda[21]. Its director / manager is recorded as Norito Ikeda[30].
Operations
Headquarters locations include Kasumigaseki[19], a chōchō[31], in Japan[32] and Ōtemachi Place[20], a building complex[33], in Japan[34], founded in 2018[35]. Subsidiaries include Japan Post[26], a business[36], in Japan[37], founded in 2007[38], headquartered in Kasumigaseki[39]; Japan Post Bank[27], a business[40], in Japan[41], founded in 2006[42], headquartered in Chiyoda[43]; Japan Post Insurance[44], a business[45], in Japan[46], founded in 2007[47], headquartered in Tokyo[48]; Japan Post Corporate Service[49], a business[50], in Japan[51], founded in 2007[52], headquartered in Akasaka[53]; Toll Group[54], a business[55], in Australia[56], founded in 1888[57], headquartered in Melbourne[58]; and Japan Post Information Technology[59], a business[60], in Japan[61], founded in 1987[62], headquartered in Shinjuku[63].
Industry
Industries include economics of banking[64] and postal service[65].
Ownership
Owners include Minister of Finance[10], a position[66], in Japan[67]; The Master Trust Bank of Japan[15], a business[68], in Japan[69], founded in 2000[70], headquartered in Minato[71]; and Custody Bank of Japan[16], a bank[72], in Japan[73], founded in 2000[74]. Japan Post Holdings's stock exchange is recorded as Tokyo Stock Exchange[75]. Its product or material produced is recorded as mail[76].
Why It Matters
Japan Post Holdings draws 1,134 Wikipedia views per month (holding_company category, ranking #32 of 151).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 21 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[77] It is known by 25 alternative names across languages and contexts.[78]