Background
Noguchi, Teruo was born on November 5, 1917 in Tokyo. Son of Eizaburo and Yae (Minakami) Noguchi.
- Photos
- Works
- Photos
- Works
Teruo Noguchi
Teruo Noguchi, Japanese oil company executive. Decorated Order of Blue Ribbon Japan, Order of Rising Sun, Gold Rays Neck Ribbon; recipient Mainichi Science Bounty award, Mainichi Shimbun, 1954. Member of Keidanren, Japan Petroleum Institute (honorary), Rotary Club.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Osaka University, 1941. Doctor of Science, Osaka University, 1958. Postgraduate, Pennsylvania State University, 1953.
Career
Lecturer in Physical Science, Osaka University 1944-1957. Employed by Koa Oil Company Ltd. 1944, Director 1961-1964, Manager Director 1964-1967, Chief Manager Director 73, President since 1973.
Director Mitsui Petro chemical Industries Ltd. since 1973, Tokyo Tanker Company Ltd. since 1974, Nippon Oil Staging Terminal Company Ltd. since 1977. Chairman Research Association for Residual Oil Processing 1979, Research Association for Petroleum Alternative Development since 1980, Japan Co-operation Centre for Petroleum Industry Development since 1981, Research Association for Utilization of Light Oil since 1983.
Membership
Keidanren, Japan Petroleum Institute, Tokyo Chamber of Commerce, Petroleum Association, Japan.
Interests
-
Photography, music.
Connections
Married Michiko Kohama, October 20, 1948. Children: Hideo, Yasuo.
- Father:
- Eizaburo Noguchi
- Mother:
- Yae (Minakami) Noguchi
- Spouse:
- Michiko Kohama
- child:
- Hideo Noguchi
- child:
- Yasuo Noguchi
-
Born
-
Nationality
Japanese -
Ethnicity
Education
-
1941
Osaka University , Bachelor of Science -
1958
-
1953
Pennsylvania State University , Postgraduated
Career
-
1944
-
1979
-
1980
-
1980
-
1981 - 1992
-
1983
- show more ...
Awards
-
Decorated Order of Blue Ribbon Japan, Order of Rising Sun, Gold Rays Neck Ribbon. Recipient Mainichi Science Bounty award, Mainichi Shimbun, 1954.Decorated Order of Blue Ribbon Japan, Order of Rising Sun, Gold Rays Neck Ribbon. Recipient Mainichi Science Bounty award, Mainichi Shimbun, 1954.