Japan Press Weekly

Suspicions deepen: JCP Ichida calls for ex-top defense bureaucrat to be summoned again for testimony

Former Vice Defense Minister Moriya’s testimony revealed that cozy relationships exist between politicians, bureaucrats, and the arms industry and that the government deliberately failed to confirm the amount of oil Japan provided to U.S. warships.

  Ex-defense chief Kyuma also entertained by arms dealer

Former Defense Minister Kyuma, while he was the then Defense Agency chief, was entertained by a former executive of Yamada Corp. who also entertained Moriya, the Akahata Sunday edition revealed.

42,000 participate in rally calling for poverty eradication, jobs, and defense of the Constitution

JCP Chair Shii in his speech pointed out that the indignation of the public is rising and stressed that to truly satisfy public demands, the framework of the LDP policy must be dismantled.

JCP is capable of pushing for fundamental change: JCP Shii

42,000 participate in rally calling for poverty eradication, jobs, and defense of the Constitution

JCP publishes appeal calling for drastic improvement in minimum wage system

 Government panel’s tax increase scenario will devastate Japan’s economy

Government must stop assisting in retaliatory war: JCP Akamine

Ex-top defense bureaucrat must be summoned over covering up amount of Japan’s fuel given to U.S. ship

 Ex-defense chief Kyuma also entertained by arms dealer

13 former defense officials get positions in Yamada Corp.

475 ex-defense bureaucrats parachuting into 15 major arms firms

Ex-defense top Moriya summoned as a sworn witness

Suspicions deepen: JCP Ichida calls for ex-top defense bureaucrat to be summoned again for testimony

JCP member candidate puts up good fight in Higashiosaka City mayoral election

JCP Shii calls for relief for all hepatitis patients

Ginowan City Mayor asks for JCP efforts in removing U.S. Futenma base

U.S. urged Japan to construct 214-meter pier and CALA at new base planned in Okinawa

Pro-Yasukuni forces have dominant influence over Education Ministry’s history textbook screening policy