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TOKYO - Sono cinque i candidati che hanno presentato oggi il loro nome nella sfida per guidare il partito al potere e diventare premier del Giappone con l'ex ministro degli Esteri Taro Aso principale favorito che, se eletto, potrebbe decidere subito di sciogliere le camere e indire elezioni anticipate. Il partito dei Liberal democratici al potere spera che un dibattito su come rimediare all'attuale crisi economica e al pressante peso del debito pubblico accumulato dal Giappone possa migliorare la sua immagine nei confronti degli elettori in vista di una nuova tornata elettorale, che il prossimo primo ministro potrebbe convocare anche per novembre. Aso, carismatico leader famoso per la sua passione per i fumetti manga, è in testa ai sondaggi che lo danno per vincente nell'elezione per guidare il partito Liberal democratico, che si terrà il 22 settembre. "L'economia del Giappone ha bisogno di tre anni di cure. Io la ricostruirò in un breve periodo con metodi precisi", ha detto Aso, che ha 67 anni, esponendo il suo programma politico. "Abbiamo bisogno di riforme per il futuro e io le perseguirò con risolutezza". Altri candidati il ministro dell'Economia Kaoru Yosano, gli ex ministri della Difesa Yuriko Koike e Shigeru Ishiba e l'ex ministro dei Trasporti Nobuteru Ishihara.
 

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Saitama to let those who pass public high school entrance exams go to private schools

SAITAMA -- The Saitama Prefectural Board of Education has decided to allow those who pass public high school exams to reject the offer and go private high schools from fiscal 2010, it has emerged.

2 students admit dealing dope at high school in Hokkaido

ASAHIKAWA, Hokkaido -- Two high school students arrested for possessing marijuana have told police that they were buying and selling the drug at their school, investigators said.

Mom urges police not to appeal compensation ruling over sloppy murder probe into daughter's death

A woman whose daughter was murdered is hoping the Tokyo Metropolitan Government will not appeal a court ruling that awarded her compensation for police negligence, which the judge says is highly likely to have led to her death.

Tokyo retains culinary capital title in Michelin Guide

Tokyo has retained its status as the culinary capital of the world after a total of 173 restaurants earned at least a single star in the "Michelin Guide Tokyo 2009," including nine that were awarded three stars.

Japan faces global isolation over death penalty

GENEVA -- Two death row inmates were hanged in Japan on Oct. 28 in the fifth round of executions this year, just as a U.N.

Similarities probed in attacks at homes of ex-vice health ministers

Many similarities have emerged in two attacks that left a former administrative vice health minister and his wife dead and the wife of another one-time administrative vice health minister seriously injured, including the fact that both former bureaucrats were involved in Japan's pension system.

6 major Japanese banking groups suffer 58 percent decrease in net profits

Six major Japanese banking groups suffered a 58 percent decrease in net profits on a consolidated basis in the first half of this business year due to the global financial crisis, according to their mid-term financial statements.

Gov't to issue additional bonds after estimating 6 trillion yen tax shortfall

The government is set to issue additional deficit-covering bonds to help make up for an estimated 6 trillion yen in tax revenue shortfall this fiscal year, government sources said.

Japanese director Takeshi Kitano honored at Greek film festival

THESSALONIKI, Greece -- Japanese director Takeshi Kitano was presented with an honorary award at the 49th Thessaloniki International Film Festival.

2 targeted ex-vice health ministers had worked together on pension program

The two former administrative vice health ministers who were targeted in suspected serial attacks -- Kenji Yoshihara and Takehiko Yamaguchi -- assumed key posts at the Pension Bureau of the former Ministry of Health and Welfare.

Wife of another ex-vice health minister stabbed in suspected serial attack over pensions

In another possible serial attack on health ministry bureaucrats, the wife of a former administrative vice health minister was stabbed by a man at their home in Tokyo on Tuesday evening, police said.

Wordsmith turns word-thief in rural Aomori town

HIROSAKI, Aomori -- A reporter from a local newspaper here has been punished for plagiarizing articles from another local newspaper over an upcoming mayoral election, it emerged on Tuesday.

MPD superintendent nabbed for drunk driving

INASHIKI, Ibaraki -- A Metropolitan Police Department superintendent suspected of causing a hit-and-run accident has been arrested for drunk driving, police said.

Police to crack down on fake licenses used to get phones for bank transfer scams

The National Police Agency (NPA) will launch measures to prevent fraudsters from illegally obtaining mobile phones using fake driver's licenses, to combat the surge in bank transfer scams.

'B-grade' gourmet: a new twist to culinary provincialism

Many towns these days are trying to pep up their local economy by promoting their various "B-grade" culinary delights.

Bereaved families of 2 South Koreans sue firms over asbestos deaths

SEOUL -- The bereaved families of two South Korean residents who died from mesothelioma after living near a factory producing asbestos have filed a damages suit against three parties including Nichias Corp., it has emerged.

JAL, ANA to reduce fuel surcharges

Japan Airlines (JAL) and All Nippon Airways (ANA) have announced they will reduce their fuel surcharges on international flights from January to March next year.

Ex-vice health minister, wife apparently stabbed to death in Saitama home

SAITAMA -- The bodies of former administrative vice health minister Takehiko Yamaguchi and his wife were found in the couple's home here on Tuesday morning, sparking a murder investigation, police said.

Nov. 19, 2008 - Haiku in English

Lights flicker aboveI'm sitting in a dark roomFull of things that creep--D Brenton (G7, Brisbane Central School, Australia)

Nov. 18, 2008 - Haiku in English

search for his namein the new phone bookthis year too--Teruko Omoto (Osaka, Japan)

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Sports › Hakuho takes sole lead at Kyushu sumo

Yokozuna Hakuho grabbed sole possession of the lead in his bid for a third consecutive title at the Kyushu Grand Sumo Tournament on Wednesday. Hakuho…

World › Saddam Hussein-era mass grave unearthed

The Iraqi government says a mass grave has been discovered south of Baghdad with the remains of 150 victims of a crackdown against Kurds under…

Picture of the Day › Yuko Ogura

Celebrity Yuko Ogura, 25, on Wednesday poses with mobile carrier KDDI au's new handset (based on Panasonic's W62P model), produced in collaboration with popular business…

Politics › LDP to propose turning part of road taxes into carbon tax

The Environment Division of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party decided for the first time Wednesday to explicitly call on the government to turn a portion…

Crime › Bloody footprints found near homes of ex-vice ministers

Bloody footprints were found at and near the home of a former vice welfare minister in Saitama City, where he and his wife were found…

World › Key sworn in as New Zealand's new prime minister

New Zealand's center-right National Party leader John Key was officially sworn in as the country's 38th prime minister Wednesday, New Zealand media reported. Key took…

World › Clinton lawyers vetting her for secretary of state

Sen Hillary Rodham Clinton has engaged three prominent lawyers to help President-elect Barack Obama vet her candidacy for secretary of state. Friends of the former…

Entertainment › Actress Tomoka Kurotani named 'Grapefruit Ambassador'

Actress Tomoka Kurotani, 32, has been appointed “Grapefruit Ambassador” by the Florida Department of Citrus for the third year running, it was announced Tuesday. “I’m…

Crime › 3-year old girl dies after abuse by mother's partner

A man was arrested Tuesday night on suspicion of inflicting bodily injury resulting in the death of a 3-year-old girl, daughter of the 21-year-old woman…

Crime › Man unconscious in hospital after street attack in Sendai

A man was stabbed in his left eye on Monday night, Sendai police said Tuesday. Kunihiko Sugawara, 39, was found bleeding on the road in…

National › Standing up when singing 'Kimigayo' is 'common sense,' minister says

Education minister Ryu Shionoya called it ''common sense'' Tuesday to stand up in hoisting Japan's Hinomaru national flag and singing the ''Kimigayo'' national anthem. His…

Kuchikomi › Where is Japan's version of Obama?

“Really, the American presidential election is amazing, isn’t it?” The speaker is LDP Diet member Yoshimasa Hayashi, expressing the characteristic Japanese response to the rise…

World › Big 3 U.S. carmakers beg for $25 billion or millions of layoffs will follow

Three big American automakers pleaded with Congress on Tuesday for a $25 billion lifeline to save their teetering industrial titans from collapse, warning of economic…

Lifestyle › Marijuana making inroads into university campuses, raising concern

Marijuana is steadily infiltrating university campuses in Japan, sparking concern among administrators about how to stem growing drug abuse among students. Scores of students at…

Business › Ford to slash Mazda stake to raise cash

Ford Motor Co is slashing its stake in Mazda Motor Corp by nearly two-thirds, joining other struggling U.S. automakers in a fire-sale of prized assets…

Politics › Aso eyes law to enable MSDF to deal with pirates off Somalia

Prime Minister Taro Aso reiterated Tuesday he will consider proposing a law to dispatch the Maritime Self-Defense Force to waters off Somalia to deal with…

Entertainment › Kitano given honorary award at Greek film festival

Film director Takeshi Kitano was presented Tuesday with an honorary award at the 49th International Thessaloniki Film Festival in Greece, according to the Associated Press.…

Commentary › Hospitals in crisis

Recently, the family an 82-year old woman living in Koriyama, Fukushima, called in for emergency transport to hospital. She was suffering from what could have…

Crime › Court reduces sentence on man who killed wife, son

The Hiroshima High Court on Tuesday reduced the prison term of a former company manager convicted of killing his wife and child in a murder-suicide…

World › Holder is Obama's top choice for attorney general

A former Clinton official is President-elect Barack Obama's top choice to be the next attorney general and aides have gone so far as to ask…
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