TOKYO - The Japanese government on Tuesday presented Kazuo Ueda to parliament as its nominee for the next Bank of Japan governor, putting the academic and former member of the BOJ's decision-making body forward to replace Haruhiko Kuroda in its first leadership change in a decade.
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