Shuichi Takayama has a similar physical appearance and
outfit to Kikukawa. He is a bit younger than Kikukawa, maybe around his 60’s,
and faces similar pressure as Kikukawa does. He also wears glasses, slightly
balding, greying a little on the sides, and has a clean shave. His formal dress
code is shown with either grey, or navy suits.
These claims are all valid, as they seem credible. This
credibility shows truth in the claims as Takayama admits to the company having
done inappropriate accounting. This stakeholder successfully cites facts after
admitting that the company has stated that these irregular acquisitions are a
fact. Additionally, his Takayama’s
apology to all the different organizations affected by this fraud plays with
emotion. By specifically addressing each different group, this gives a more
valuable and meaningful claim.
These statements are similar to Kikukawa’s as they both in
the end accept the fact that fraud has occurred in the company, and that they
recognize the damaging consequences of these actions and would like to apologize.
However, Takayama’s statements are different to the rest of the stakeholders as
he mentions about how he plans on continuing to investigate more into the
scandal and find any more information.
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