Taro Nagazumi

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Taro Nagazumi is a student in Jeremy Brown's EFL class. He is played by Robert Lee.
==Profile==
Taro is a Japanese man who works as an executive at the London branch of Bushido Electronics, a Japan-based electronics company. He speaks English quite fluently, but has a habit of adding -o to the end of most words he says (as in "thank-o," "England-o," and so on) and always replies "Ah so!" and bows whenever he is called upon. Early in the series he is at odds with Su-Lee due to Japan and China's own political differences in the 1970s, but after they make a truce in "Take Your Partners", he becomes her friend and defends her when she is insulted or threatened. Most of the time he is seen with his camera.
Taro states that he has a black belt in karate when he gets ready to fight Su-Lee,Better to Have Loved and Lost and reveals during a role-play with Mr. Brown that he does his banking at Barclays.The Best Things in Life He is implied to be a Shintoist,A Point of Honour though he swears on the Bible when he goes to court.Guilty or Not Guilty
Taro's parents were killed when he was a child, which would likely put him in his 40s or 50s if they died in the Allied bombings during World War II.How's Your Father He has a wife, who he mentions is visiting her parents in Tokyo in "All Through the Night".
==Signatures==
===Bowing===
Ojigi is the act of lowering one's head or the upper part of the torso, historically associated with the samurai. Japanese people commonly bow as an act of salutation, reverence, apology or gratitude in social or religious situations.
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==References==
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