Keiko Erikawa

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Keiko Erikawa was the co-founder of Koei with her husband Yoichi Erikawa. Today she is the chairman, president and CEO of Koei.

She usually ran the business affairs of the company, while her husband did the game developing, producing and programming for Koei.

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