Japan Press Weekly

( January 22, 2010)

70 percent of 20-year-olds frustrated with politics and society

(January 21, 2010)

Local assembly opposes transfer of U.S. base to Shimojishima

( January 21, 2010)

Japan-U.S. relations fall short of Lincoln’s determination - Akahata ‘Current’ column

( January 21, 2010)

Keidanren must recognize responsibility to resolve economic crisis - Akahata editorial

( January 21, 2010)

Zenroren and Rengo criticize Keidanren report

( January 20, 2010)

End Japan’s subservience to U.S. and move to abrogate Japan-U.S. Security Treaty - Akahata editorial

( January 20, 2010)

JCP Sasaki calls for full disclosure of Hatoyama and Ozawa allegations

( January 20, 2010)

Workers call for wage hike at labor ministry

(January 20, 2010)

Unionists hold rally calling for job security and wage increase

( January 19, 2010)

Shii calls for struggles to meet citizens’ demand for political change

(January 19, 2010)

Ex-social insurance agency workers demanding revocation of their dismissals

(January 19, 2010)

Residents request pluthermal power generation plan be cancelled

(January 19, 2010)

JCP Chair Shii meets with Nicaraguan foreign minister

(January 19, 2010)

Shii gives farewell to Chinese ambassador

(January 18, 2010)

Diet must investigate Ozawa scandal - Akahata editorial

(January 18, 2010)

Nago mayoral election campaign over new U.S. base kicks off

(January 17, 2010)

Achieve party progress in 2010s: JCP 25th Congress ends

(January 16, 2010)

MSDF vessels withdraw from Indian Ocean

(January 16, 2010)

Oil MSDF provided for U.S. forces needs to be investigated: Shii

( January 16, 2010)

DPJ lawmaker arrested in connection with Ozawa’s scandal

(January 16, 2010)

All mainstream media support tax hike & TPP

(January 15, 2010)

Key cabinet members in favor of consumption tax increase

(January 15, 2010)

Zenroren adopts spring struggle action policy

(January 15, 2010)

JCP Chair sends message of sympathy to Haiti

(January 15 & 16, 201)

Zenchu representative and local mayor give speech at JCP Congress

(January 14, 2010)

Large corporations accumulate huge net profits as ‘internal reserves’

(January 14, 2010)

Raids on Ozawa and his aide are a warning to DPJ: JCP Shii

(January 14, 2010)

JCP holds its 25th Congress

(January 14, 2010)

JCP leaders meet with foreign diplomats attending Congress

( January 14, 2010)

JCP 25th Congress Shii delivers Central Committee Report

(January 14, 2010)

Japan-US agreement won’t relieve Okinawa’s base burdens

(January 13, 2010)

Break through economic crisis by successful Labor Offensive - Akahata editorial (excerpts)

(January 12, 2010)

Ozawa competence in fundraising - Akahata “Current” column

(January 12, 2010)

Days of U.S. nuclear warships’ stay reach a record-high

(January 11, 2010)

Shii calls for change of government policies

(January 11, 2010)

Relocating USMC base to Okinawa’s Shimoji-jima cannot be accepted

(January 10, 2010)

100 million yen handed to Ozawa’s secretaries in paper bags

(January 8 & 9, 2010)

U.S. soldier indicted in fatal traffic accident in Okinawa

(January 9, 2010)

Pollution victims call for pollution-free society

(January 9, 2010)

Fishermen call for protection of Ariake seaweed

(January 9, 2010)

JCP announces candidates in Upper House election

(January 9, 2010)

NTT employee reinstated to original workplace after 8-year transfer to distant workplace

(January 8, 2010)

JCP three goals in the upcoming Diet discussions

(January 8, 2010)

The question is what policies are to be implemented- Akahata ‘Current’ column

(January 8, 2010)

U.S. military police keep event visitors under surveillance

(January 8, 2010)

Disabled and the state reach consensus on lawsuits over ‘self-support’ act

(January 7, 2010)

Underlying cause of finance minister’s resignation

(January 7, 2010)

Ozawa fails to respond to public questions - Akahata editorial

(January 7, 2010)

Gensuikyo holds its first monthly action to collect signatures

(January 5, 2010)

Accidents and crimes by U.S. soldiers become ever more serious