Kozo Iizuka
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Comment: Sorry to hear of the accident. Condolences. But please read WP:OBITUARY first. We need to demonstrate notability. — Stevey7788 (talk) 09:29, 10 May 2019 (UTC)
Kozo Iizuka (飯塚 幸三, Iizuka Kozo[1], IPA: [iizuka ko(d)zoː]; born 1931) is a Japanese engineer served as Director of the AIST[2] and President of International Measurement Confederation[3] and Human Frontier Science Program[3] and other.
Overviews
Life
In 1931, Iizuka Kozo was born in Nakano in Tokyo. [4]He graduated from the Tokyo University Faculty of Engineering Department of Applied Physics. He became Doctor of Engineering in 1972.[5]
In 2015, He awarded Order of the Sacred Treasure for Achievement of International Trade and Industry administrative affairs.[1]
Car Accident
In April 19, 2019, when he driving Prius, He struck pedestrians at a crosswalk. and he ignored the traffic light and collided with the garbage truck at the intersection. Two people(a girl and her mother) were killed and eight people injured in this accident. It is reported that it is an accident due to wrong stepping on the accelerator and brake.[6][7] Also, according to news, he was advised by a doctor not to drive a car. He is not arrested now because he is a "Jyokyu-Kokumin" (上級国民) who has a Medal given by Japanese government.
Category:1931 births
Category:Living people
Category:Japanese engineers
Category:Toyo University alumni
References
- ^ a b 平成２７年秋の叙勲
- ^ 平成27年秋の叙勲受章者が決定されました 2015/11/04 AIST
- ^ a b 地域科学技術政策フォーラム（第６回）の開催について 1997/09/24 Science and Technology Agency
- ^ [1]精密工学会誌2007年10月号
- ^ Dr. Kozo Iizuka (飯塚幸三)行政院科技会報
- ^ Human error suspected in fatal car crash in Tokyo 2019/4/21 Mainichi Japan
- ^ Tabrak 2 Orang hingga Tewas, Mantan Pejabat di Jepang Belum Ditahan2019/5/2 tribunnews.com
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