Japan Press Weekly

Fukuda’s office submitted dubious receipts attached to funds reports

The Akahata Sunday edition discovered more than 200 dubious receipts amounting to more than 10 million yen.

Fukuda’s policy speech lacks substance

JCP Chair Shii said, “The prime minister mentioned ‘a country of hope and reassurance,’ but failed to show how such a country can be created.”

110,000 Okinawans in unison demand textbooks depict historical facts

“It is our duty to correctly convey to our children the indisputable fact that ‘mass suicides’ during the Okinawa Battle could not have occurred without the Japanese military’s involvement,” stated the rally resolution.

Fukuda’s policy speech lacks substance

Fukuda’s office submitted dubious receipts attached to funds reports

Workers and citizens groups stage demonstrations around Diet

Fukuda vows to increase consumption tax rate and continue refueling operation in Indian Ocean: policy speech

 How can we trust these ministers?

Many cabinet ministers held accountable for dubious fund management

Fukuda received donations from company awarded state contracts

LDP Secretary General Ibuki received funds from deficit-ridden company

Fukuda closely connected with business circles

U.S. document reveals deception of Japanese government explanation concerning new U.S. base in Okinawa

MSDF is supporting war of retaliation: Shii

Large corporations rake in more profits while workers earn less

Postal services privatized

Shii attends reception celebrating China’s foundation

JCP Koike demands cancellation of implementation of unfair system for elderly health care

 Former Hansen’s disease patients working to have sanatoriums open to local communities

90 percent of facilities for disabled persons call for abolition of beneficiary-pays principle

JCP requests government apply disaster relief law to rebuilding houses

110,000 Okinawans in unison demand textbooks depict historical facts

Adachi Ward to stop school budget allocation in proportion to test scores