TOKYO, March 8 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average rose 2.1
percent to a six-week closing high on Monday, with exporters up
on a weaker yen and resources up on commodity price rises,
building on sentiment from better than expected U.S. jobs data.
Fujitsu Ltd <6702.T>, Japan's largest IT services firm, fell
2.7 percent amid a dispute with former president Kuniaki Nozoe
over the circumstances that led to his abrupt resignation last
year. [ID:nTOE62702K]
The benchmark Nikkei <.N225> rose 216.96 points to 10,585.92,
its highest close since Jan. 22, while the broader Topix <.TOPX>
rose 1.8 percent to 927.31.
(Reporting by Elaine Lies)