Ex-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn fled Japan hidden inside a box intended to transfer musical instruments, according to Lebanese television station MTV. A band of musicians entered his home in Japan under ...

The Japanese music company appears to be poking fun at the fugitive. Yamaha is warning people not to get into large musical instrument cases in the wake of ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn's high-profile ...

The former Nissan chairman who fled house arrest in Japan escaped the country in a musical instrument case, according to reports in Lebanon. Carlos Ghosn, who is reported to have arrived in the Middle ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Extraordinary details are emerging of how former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn managed to flee to Lebanon from Japan, seemingly evading his prosecution ...

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The Japan Junior Orchestra, led by Minami Shinichi, found cultural and musical connection in Nagaland during performances and ...

Consider the saxophone player's pandemic dilemma: How to play at home in a Japanese apartment, notorious for paper-thin walls, without making your neighbors want to kill you. In a pre-COVID-19 world, ...

Carlos Ghosn, the 65-year-old automobile mogul charged with financial misconduct in Japan, fled to his native Lebanon Monday inside a musical instrument case brought by members of a paramilitary group ...

Discover the relationship between music and Buddhism through ancient Japanese instruments such as the gogen-biwa and kugo from the Shosoin Repository in Nara, artifacts restored from Chinese ...

SUSONO, Shizuoka Prefecture--A sprinkler system malfunction apparently caused hundreds of millions of yen in damage to musical instruments set up on a stage here shortly before the Sinfonietta ...