Outside Directors and Outside Audit & Supervisory Board Members

Significant Concurrent Positions
Chairman of SEIREN CO., LTD.
Outside Director of Hokuriku Electric Power Company
Member of the Board (external) of Daikin Industries, Ltd.

Reasons for Selection
Mr. Tatsuo Kawada has served as representative director of a general textile manufacturer for many years. With his strong leadership, he has achieved transformation of the company’s business model, creation of innovation, and organizational reform. By giving useful suggestions and expressing opinions on many aspects of the Company’s management at the board of directors meetings based on his ample experience and wide range of knowledge as a corporate executive, Mr. Tatsuo Kawada has enabled reasonable and adequate decision-making by the board of directors. In addition, as Chairman of the Nomination and Remuneration Advisory Committee, he has been leading efforts to enhance transparency of the processes related to a succession plan of the CEO and to remuneration for directors, as well as screening and endorsing candidates who were endowed with the right temperament for CEO successors. The Company believes that he is able to continue executing his duties as outside director in an appropriate and sufficient manner.

Attendance
Meetings of Board of Directors: 12/12(*1)

Significant Concurrent Positions
Outside Director of ASAGAMI CORPORATION

Reasons for Selection
Mr. Kunitaro Kitamura has served as representative director of financial institutions for many years, demonstrating strong leadership. He has ample experience and wide range of knowledge in the fields of finance and capital markets. By giving useful suggestions and expressing opinions on many aspects of the Company’s management, including M&A and capital policy, at the board of directors meetings based on this experience and knowledge, Mr. Kunitaro Kitamura has enabled reasonable and adequate decision-making by the board of directors. In addition, as a member of the Nomination and Remuneration Advisory Committee, he has been contributing efforts to enhance transparency of the processes related to a succession plan of the CEO and to remuneration for directors, as well as screening and endorsing candidates who were endowed with the right temperament for CEO successors. The Company believes that he is able to continue executing his duties as outside director in an appropriate and sufficient manner.

Attendance
Meetings of Board of Directors: 12/12(*1)

Significant Concurrent Positions
Chief Representative Officer of World Economic Forum Japan
Outside Director of Tokyo Electron Ltd.

Reasons for Selection
After being responsible for marketing in the overseas market for many years in a major U.S. semiconductor manufacturer, Ms. Makiko Eda served as representative director of a Japanese-incorporated subsidiary of the said company, and with her strong leadership, has achieved creation of a new market and development of global personnel. Currently in her role as Chief Representative Officer of the World Economic Forum Japan, she is working to bring leaders from various industries together to improve, on a global scale, wide range of issues such as regional and industrial issues. Based on such ample experience and wide range of knowledge, Ms. Makiko Eda has enabled reasonable and adequate decision-making by the board of directors by giving useful suggestions and expressing opinions on many aspects of the Company’s management at the board of directors meetings, while she proactively provided advice on the Fujifilm Group’s measures concerning ESG (Environmental, social, and governance). The Company believes that she is able to continue executing her duties as outside director in an appropriate and sufficient manner.

Attendance
Meetings of Board of Directors: 12/12(*1)

Significant Concurrent Positions
Outside Auditor of the Yomiuri Shimbun Osaka Headquarters
Outside Auditor of the Yomiuri Shimbun West Headquarters
Outside Director of Dream Incubator Inc.
Outside Audit & Supervisory Board Member of Nippon Television Holdings, Inc.

Reasons for Selection
Mr. Takashi Shimada has successively held important posts at METI serving as Deputy Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, Director-General of Trade Policy Bureau, and Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry where he responded to global changes in industrial structures, strengthened lateral coordination within various organizations at METI, and promoted new industrial and international trade policies. By giving suggestions and advice on many aspects of the Company’s management at the board of directors meetings based on his ample experience and wide range of knowledge, Mr. Takashi Shimada has enabled reasonable and adequate decision-making by the board of directors. Although he has never been involved in corporate management in any way other than as an outside officer, the Company believes that he is able to continue executing his duties as outside director in an appropriate and sufficient manner.

Attendance
Meetings of Board of Directors: 9/9(*1,2)

• *1 The status of attendance at the board of directors meetings is for the board of directors meetings that were held in FY2020.
  In addition to the above stated number of the board of directors meetings held, the Company passed two written resolutions in lieu of a resolution passed at the board of directors meetings.
• *2 As Mr. Shimada was appointed as director on June 26, 2020, his attendance status includes only meetings held from that date forward.
  June 26, 2020, his attendance status includes only meetings held from that date forward.

Significant Concurrent Positions
Outside Director of Nippon Paint Holdings Co., Ltd.
Skymark Airlines Inc.

Reasons for Selection
Mr. Masataka Mitsuhashi has been involved in audit and M&A related business for many years. He has also served in positions such as representative director in consulting companies, and has ample experience and wide range of knowledge as both a certified accountant and as a corporate executive. Furthermore, as a representative of PricewaterhouseCoopers Sustainability LLC, he has been suggesting to the society a creation of a new corporate value from a sustainability perspective. Given his objective viewpoint based on such experience and knowledge, the Company deems that he is capable of executing the duties expected of an outside audit & supervisory board member in an appropriate manner.

Attendance
Meetings of Board of Directors：12/12(*3)
Meetings of Audit & Supervisory Board：14/14

Significant Concurrent Positions
Attorney at Takahashi Sogo Law Office
Outside Director of Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co.,Ltd.

Reasons for Selection
Mr. Tatsuya Inagawa has successively held important posts such as Superintending Public Prosecutor at the Takamatsu High Public Prosecutors Office and the Hiroshima High Public Prosecutors Office. He possesses extensive experience and deep insight in the areas of judicial affairs and compliance which were cultivated over many years as a public prosecutor. The Company believes that he is able to execute his duties as an outside audit & supervisory board member in an appropriate manner from an objective perspective based on this experience and insight.

Attendance
Meetings of Board of Directors：9/9(*3,4)
Meetings of Audit & Supervisory Board：11/11(*4)

• *3 The status of attendance at the board of directors meetings is for the board of directors meetings that were held in FY2020. 
  In addition to the above stated number of the board of directors meetings held, the Company passed two written resolutions in lieu of a resolution passed at the board of directors meetings.
• *4 The attendance status includes meetings held in FY2020 and since Mr. Inagawa was appointed on June 26, 2020 (current  position).

Outside Directors and outside Audit & Supervisory Board members of FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation (the “Company”) are deemed to be independent when none of the following conditions apply:

1. A person who conducts or has previously conducted business (*1) in the FUJIFILM Group (the “Group”).
2. A person to whom any of the following conditions apply either currently or over the past three fiscal years:
   (1) An entity in a major business partner relationship (*2) with the Group or a person who conducts business thereof.
   (2) A major lender (*3) to the Group or a person who conducts business thereof.
   (3) A major shareholder (*4) of the Company or a person who conducts business thereof.
   (4) A legal expert, accounting expert or consultant who receives a large amount of money or other assets (*5) from the Group other than remuneration as a Director or Audit & Supervisory Board member (or if it is a corporation or organization that receives the assets, a member of such corporation or organization).
   (5) A person who conducts the business of an entity which may have a Director or Audit & Supervisory Board member of the Group as an outside Director or outside Audit & Supervisory Board member.
   (6) A recipient of a large donation (*6) from the Group or a person who conducts business thereof.
3. In the case of an important person to whom the above conditions 1. or 2. applies, that persons' spouse or second degree relative, (in the case of appointing an outside Audit & Supervisory Board member as an independent officer, including the spouse or second degree relative's relationship with non-executive Directors of the Company or its subsidiaries).

• *1 Refers to a person who conducts business as defined under Article 2, Paragraph 3, Item 6 of the Ordinance for Enforcement of the Companies Act, in the case of the Company including the Representative Director, executive officer and employees.
• *2 A major business partner relationship refers to the case where the transactions with the 17 Group in the most recent fiscal year amount to 2% or greater of either party's consolidated net sales.
• *3 A major lender refers to the case where the balance of long-term debt at the end of the most recent fiscal year stands at 2% or greater of the Company's total assets on the consolidated balance sheet.
• *4 A major shareholder refers to an entity whose holding ratio of voting rights at the end of the most recent fiscal year is 10% or more of total voting rights.
• *5 A large amount of money or other assets refers to the sum of ¥10 million or greater for an individual, while for an organization, 2% or greater of the consolidated net sales of the organization, on average for the past three fiscal years.
• *6 A large donation refers to amounts of ¥100 million or greater on average for the past three fiscal years.