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  mr. qc - juse.or.jp .dr. hitoshi kume, professor emeritus, the university of tokyo ----- í ó...
  Eulogies to Mr. Takanori Yoneyama
  Mr. QC Takanori Yoneyama
  The Worlds First Quality Control Expert Who Learned Quality Control as A Student, Utilized It in His Work, and
  Reflected It in Corporate Management
  Dr. Noriaki Kano Professor Emeritus, Tokyo University of Science
  May 30, 1929 Feb 16, 2014
  OBITUARY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
  A. Father, Husband, Father-in-Law, and Grandfather: Eulogies to Takanori by his Family
  Dandyism was in His Nature Norihiko Yoneyama (Son) -------------------------------------------------- 2
  My Mothers Memories of My Father Norihiko Yoneyama (Son) -------------------------------------------------- 6
  Grandpa Miisuke Mika Yoneyama (Daughter-in-Law) & - Miori Yoneyama (Granddaughter, aged 9) ------------------------------ 7
  B. Mr. Takanori Yoneyamas Work and Character Mourning the Loss of Mr. Takanori Yoneyama:
  The Worlds First Quality Control Expert Who Learned Quality Control as A Student, Utilized It in His Work, and Reflected It in Corporate Management
  Dr. Noriaki Kano, Professor Emeritus, Tokyo University of Science-------- 9 (Published in Hinshitsu (Quality), the Journal of the Japanese Society for Quality Control)
  Mourning the loss of Mr. Takanori Yoneyama:
  Never to Impose His Ideas on Others, He Listened to Each and Every Person and Provided Guidance to Help Bring Their Ideas to Fruition
  Dr. Takeshi Nakajo, Professor, Chuo University ----------------------------- 10 (Published in Hinshitsu (Quality), the Journal of the Japanese Society for Quality Control)
  Mr. Yoneyamas Work Tree ---------------------------------------------------------------- 11 Mr. Takanori Yoneyamas Character ---------------------------------------------------------------- 12
  C. Eulogies to Mr. Yoneyama from His Friends Mr. Yoneyama and QFD
  Dr. Yoji Akao, Professor Emeritus, University of Yamanashi ------------- 15
  Takanori Yoneyama - a successful hands-on leader in quality Dr. Lennart Sandholm, Honorary Member, International Academy for Quality ----- 16
  Recollections of Mr. Yoneyama Dr. Hitoshi Kume, Professor Emeritus, The University of Tokyo ----- 17
  Learning from Mr. Yoneyama, the Embodiment of the Maxim Soft and Fair Goes Far Hiroyasu Taniguchi,
  Former President, Sumitomo Construction Machinery Co. Ltd/ Former Adviser, QC Circle Kanto Branch ----- 19
  Recollections of Mr. Takanori Yoneyama Masahiro Sakane, Chairman, Union of Japanese Scientists and Engineers/ Councilor, Komatsu Limited ------------------------------------------------- 20
  Memoriam to Emeritus Academician Takanori Yoneyama Janak Mehta, Chairman, International Academy for Quality (IAQ) --------------------------------- 21
  A Fatherly Individual Who Warmly Welcomed the Endeavors of Young People Dr. Yoshinori Iizuka, Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo -------- 22
  An Executive with A Sense of Humanity Dr. Hiroshi Osada, Professor, Bunkyo University
  Professor Emeritus, Tokyo Institute of Technology --------------------- 25 In Memory of Academician Emeritus Takanori Yoneyama (1929-2014)
  A Man Who Demonstrated the Pragmatic Marriage of Quality and Business Gregory H. Watson, Past-Chairman and Honorary Member International Academy for Quality -------------------------------------- 26
  Remembering Our Former President and CEO, Mr. Yoneyama! Ichiro Kotsuka, Managing Director, Union of Japanese Scientists and Engineers -------------------------- 27
  20 Years Ago, When Mr. Yoneyama was President... Ms. Yuko Saeki (maiden name: Narumi),
  Formerly of the Secretarial Department, Konica Corporation ----------------------------------------------------- 28
  The Yoneyama Model: Presenting a Product Planning Model Based on Latent Needs ------------- 29 1. Mass-Market Cameras at the Beginning of the 1960s 2. The Development of Cameras in the 1960s 3. The Development of Konicas Pikkari C35EF and Juspin C35AF 4. Mr. Yoneyamas Presentation at the QCS of his Product Planning Model
  Using the Pikkari C35EF and Juspin C35AF as Examples 5. The Yoneyama Model: A Product Planning Model Based on Latent Customer Needs
  D. Postscript Dr. Noriaki Kano, Editor --------------- 35
  OBITUARY Mr. Takanori Yoneyama, Former President, Chairman, and Board Member, of Konica (Later renamed as Konica-Minolta through merger) and Academician Emeritus at International Academy for Quality (IAQ), passed away on February16, 2014 from pneumonia while under medical treatment. He was 84. A wake was held on the 19th and the funeral on the 20th at Eishin Buddhist Temple in Tokyo, which Mr. Yoneyama used to serve as the Representative of its parishioners. The funeral was attended by family and very close friends only, in accordance with Mr. Yoneyama's wishes. ]
  Order of the Sun-Rising Medal , The Emperor of Japan - 1999
  Dandyism was in His Nature Norihiko Yoneyama (Son)
  Sunday, February 16. The hospital to which my father had been admitted for some time called early in the morning to say that he was gravely ill. The snow that had started to fall in the Kanto region two days earlier had reached record levels, so all modes of transport were paralyzed and the roof of our closest railway station had collapsed the previous day under the weight of the snow that had piled up on it. Following the call from the hospital, I decided to go there with my mother, who lives nearby, but I could not get through to any taxi companies by phone. Fortunately, I discovered that the collapsed roof of the station building had been removed overnight, so I rushed to catch the first train on my own and, after slipping and sliding through the silent early-Sunday streets blanketed with snow, I finally made it to the hospital. Until my mother and other family members arrived in due course, having caught a lift with a relative, I spent almost two hours alone with my father, who had already lost consciousness. Thinking about my father when he was still in good health, I always pictured him in his study. Apart from the three years we spent in Germany, this impression remained unchanged from my childhood right through to my fathers twilight years. (There was no study in our house in Germany.) When he was young, he apparently used to enjoy oil painting, listening to classical music, and skiing, but after I was born, he was entirely the man in the study. When going out, he was so punctilious that he would even write down what he wore as a reminder, to ensure that he did not wear the same thing too often, but when he was at home, he paid no attention whatsoever to his appearance. His hair remained unkempt after he got up and in winter he would wear a padded kimono over his pajamas, making him look just like some literary giant of old. Even on his days off, he would spend most of his time at his desk, so we did not often go places as a family and, as a playful elementary school student, I felt rather sad about it.
  Takanori Yoneyama with Family - 2005 In his study, he always seemed to be writing something, or reading something, or practicing a speech. Even when he did emerge from the study, he would just walk along the corridor muttering to himself and go straight into the bath or the toilet. I could still hear him muttering from in there. My father often used to receive compliments for his witty speeches, but I am sure that even his seemingly ad-lib anecdotes were probably carefully rehearsed. He had evidently picked up this speaking style from the yose vaudeville performances that he used to frequent in his youth, and in his later years, he told me that I should listen to
  the rakugo performer Katsura Mikisuke III. I had thought that it had its roots in the florid speaking style of Kokontei Shincho, so it was a little unexpected to hear him mention the name of Mikisuke, who is known for a more down-to-earth style of storytelling. When my father did emerge from this study, the next thing he would do would be to grab his shoes and his golfing equipment. He apparently was not that good at golf, but he always polished his clubs assiduously before and after a competition. He was even more meticulous about polishing his shoes, taking them all out from the shoe cupboard, lining them up neatly and taking time to polish each and every pair, saying, A persons character starts from their feet. When he did this, he somehow looked just like a scientist getting all his equipment together before an experiment. Thinking about it, for my father, home was perhaps a place for careful preparation, as well as being a place for effort and discipline. If you prepare sufficiently well, you can ensure a calm and composed demeanor when in the company of others. You should spare no effort in this regard. I get the feeling that this was his aesthetic. As far as I know, my father had previously faced potentially fatal situations twice in his life. The first time was the bom
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