業務ぎょうむ実態じったいない会社かいしゃに2億おく円えんか 日本空港ビルデングにほんくうこうびるでんぐ 会長かいちょう 社長しゃちょう辞任じにん

A subsidiary of Japan Airport Terminal, which operates the terminal buildings at Haneda Airport, reportedly paid approximately 200 million yen to a consulting firm that the tax authorities pointed out had no actual business operations. In response to this issue, the company announced the resignation of its chairman and president.

We plan to hold a press conference on the afternoon of the 9th to announce the results of the investigation.

The subsidiary of Japan Airport Terminal Co., Big Wing, operates a coin-operated massage chair business at Haneda Airports terminal buildings. It has been revealed that over a five-year period until 2016, they paid approximately 100 million yen in outsourcing fees to a Tokyo-based consulting company, which the Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau pointed out had no actual business operations.

The actual work was almost entirely carried out by a health equipment sales company that subcontracted under the consulting firm, and according to a former executive of the sales company, Big Wing paid approximately 100 million yen to the consulting firm via the sales company over a period of four years from 2017 onward.

The consulting firm is headed by the eldest son of Makoto Koga, former Secretary-General of the Liberal Democratic Party.

It was announced that, in connection with the issue involving a total payment of approximately 200 million yen, Japan Airport Terminal Co., Ltd. stated that Chairman Isao Takajo and President Nobuaki Yokota both resigned as of the 9th.

It means that the person themselves made the request.

BILDUNG Corporation is conducting a fact-finding investigation into this issue and plans to hold a press conference on the afternoon of the 9th to announce the results of the investigation.

I am not aware of any provision of benefits, said Yokota, President of Japan Airport Terminal Co., who resigned on the 9th. On the 2nd of this month, he responded to an interview with NHK.

Regarding his relationship with the eldest son of former Secretary General Koga, who is now the head of a consulting firm, he said, There is no particular connection.

Its just that we know each other; weve only met through work, he said, adding about how this company became involved in the massage chair business at Haneda Airport, We were merely introduced to them, and I understand that the health equipment sales company had a connection when they entered the business and came along with them.

And, People are saying that I provided benefits or favors, but I dont see it that way.

I do have some regrets, but I dont think I did anything wrong, he said.