Fujitsu announced the withdrawal of Hidenori Furuta’s nomination for non-executive director ahead of its upcoming shareholders’ meeting. This decision follows reports of “woman-related” improper behavior attributed to Furuta, though specific details remain undisclosed. The company did not elaborate on the nature of the misconduct, citing the ongoing investigation. Furuta has subsequently resigned from his position as chairman. Fujitsu stated it takes the matter seriously and is committed to fostering a respectful workplace environment. The company intends to appoint a new chairman as soon as possible. This incident raises questions about corporate governance and accountability within the Japanese technology giant.