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关于原世界首富（日本人）在法庭认罪，承认内幕交易与作假行为。
Former World's Top Billionaire Admits Guilt at Start of Trial
Resort and railroad kingpin Yoshiaki Tsutsumi pleaded guilty to charges of insider trading and falsifying records Thursday at the opening of his trial widely seen as a symbol of the growing pressures toward transparency and social responsibility in corporate Japan.

Once ranked the world's richest man by Forbes magazine, Tsutsumi, formerly head of Seibu Railway Co. and the Japanese Olympic committee, has taken a dramatic fall from grace and power that is riveting Japan.

His high-profile trial in Tokyo District Court also highlights the gradual shift here away from old-style insular management as Japan increasingly globalizes and attracts foreign investment. Japanese companies have long been characterized by an old-boys network that brushed off investors and consumers.

``The Seibu case is finally bringing to light the long-standing relations between shareholders and the company that defied modern standards,'' said Masayuki Deguchi, who heads the International Society for Third Sector Research, a Baltimore-based group that promotes research in philanthropy. ``But such Japanese ways are no longer going to be tolerated in the world.''

The bespectacled Tsutsumi, 71, entered the courthouse somberly, wearing a dark business suit. A court official confirmed that the session ended after about two hours and that Tsutsumi pleaded guilty to the charges.

Tsutsumi apologized for what he had done and acknowledged he had hurt shareholders, the quasi-public NHK TV reported.