Fuyo Group
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Fuyo Group (芙蓉グループ Fuyō Gurūpu) is a Japanese keiretsu.
The group emerged after World War II as a continuation of the Yasuda zaibatsu. It coalesced around Fuji Bank, and group presidents began meeting regularly in 1964. After Fuji Bank merged with Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank and Industrial Bank of Japan to form Mizuho Bank, the group's central firm became Yasuda Life Insurance, which has since become part of the Mitsubishi Group of companies as well.
Fuyo is Japanese for "lotus" and comes from a classical reading of the name "Fuji."
[edit] Companies
- Canon (Fuji Bank)
- Hitachi (Shunkou), also part of Nissan Group.
- JFE Holdings (Asano)
- Keihin Kyuko Electric Railway (Fuji Bank)
- Marubeni (Odate)
- Matsuya (Nedsu)
- Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance (Yasuda)
- Mizuho Corporate Bank (Yasuda)
- Mizuho Trust Bank (Yasuda)
- Nissan (Shunkou) - no longer considered part of the keiretsu, part of Nissan Group.
- Oki Electric Industry (Yasuda)
- Ricoh (Riken)
- Sapporo Beer (Nedsu)
- Sompo Japan Insurance (Yasuda), also part of Nissan Group.
- Tobu Railway (Netsu)
- Yamaha (Fuji Bank)
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