Kota Matsuda
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Kota Matsuda (松田公太 Matsuda Kōta?, born December 3, 1968) is a Japanese businessman and politician from Tokyo [1] formerly belonging to Your Party [2] until it was disbanded in December 2014. He founded The Assembly to Energize Japan in January 2015 and the party leader.[3]
Career
1968–1986: Born in Japan, grew up in Senegal and the United States.
1986–1990: Tsukuba University
1990–1996: Banker (Sanwa→Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ)
1997–2007: Founder and CEO of Tully's Coffee Japan
2007–2009: Tully’s Coffee International, President of Quiznos Asia-Pac, AFCM
2010–present: Member of the House of Councillors of Japan. (Tokyo District)[4]
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