Japan Press Weekly

Akahata Festival determined to achieve JCP progress in 2011 local elections

More than 100,000 people from across the nation took part in the Japanese Communist Party’s 40th Akahata Festival held for the first time in four years on November 6-7 in Tokyo, and enjoyed its political, entertainment, cultural, and sports programs.

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Akahata Festival determined to achieve JCP progress in 2011 local elections

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