TOKYO - Haruhiko Kuroda delivers his last press conference as Japan's central bank chief on Friday, ending a decade of unconventional policy that included "bazooka" stimulus and a push to change public perceptions with a wall of money and Peter Pan metaphors. Hand-picked by then premier Shinzo Abe to break Japan out of deflation, Kuroda will see his second, five-year term end on Saturday and hand over the baton to his successor Kazuo Ueda. The 78-year-old gives his press conference at 0630GMT, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) said. Shock therapy was among the key features of Kuroda's monetary experiment, under which the BOJ deployed a huge asset-buying program in 2013 partly to convi...Keep on reading: Kuroda departs BOJ after inflation fails to fly like ‘Peter Pan’