TOKYO - Japan's parliament on Friday approved academic Kazuo Ueda as the next Bank of Japan governor, entrusting him with the formidable task of minimizing the side effects of the central bank's protracted monetary easing and smoothing the way for an exit strategy once its inflation target is within reach.
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