TOKYO - Taro Kida, a prolific composer of theme songs for TV programs and commercials who was dubbed the "Mozart of Naniwa," referring to an old name of the Osaka-centered area in western Japan where he mainly worked, has died, his agency said Wednesday. He was 93.
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