Yasuhiro Fukushima

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Yasuhiro Fukushima (福嶋 康博 Fukushima Yasuhiro?) (born August 18, 1947[1]) is the founder of Japanese video game software giant Enix and current honorary chairman of the company's successor, Square Enix following Enix's merger with Square Co., Ltd. As of 2008, Fukushima is ranked #25 on Forbes Magazine's "Japan 40 Richest" list with an estimated networth of US$1.16 billion.[2]

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  1. ^ Square Enix site staff (2006). Board of Directors and Auditors at Square Enix. Retrieved on 2006-08-16.
  2. ^ Kiyoe Minami (June 8, 2006). #25 Yasuhiro Fukushima. Retrieved on 2008-05-25.

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