Japan Press Weekly

All JCP candidates win assembly seats in two disaster-hit cities

In the capital cities of the two disaster-stricken prefectures, Iwate and Miyagi, all Japanese Communist Party candidates won seats in local assembly elections on August 28, which had been postponed due to the massive earthquake.

HEPCO tries to manipulate local residents’ opinions on ‘pluthermal’ project

Hokkaido Electric Power Co., Inc. (HEPCO) ordered workers to attend a symposium held by local municipalities to hear residents’ opinions on the introduction of its plutonium-thermal power project and present pro-project opinions. This throws the credibility of “citizen” opinions into doubt.

JCP will confront ‘grand coalition’ sought by new Prime Minister: Shii

Noda Yoshihiko, who has been calling for a review of the DPJ manifesto in consultation with the Liberal Democratic and Komei parties, became DPJ’s new head and the prime minister-to-be. JCP Chair Shii said that the DPJ has chosen the path toward a grand coalition and a tax hike.

JCP will confront ‘grand coalition’ sought by new Prime Minister: Shii

DPJ presidential race: N-power promoters desperate for Ozawa’s support

Japan-Jordan nuclear pact given up

Betrayal of public hope ends up with Kan’s resignation: Shii

GSDF uses 302 million yen for live-fire exercise

TPP participation hinders disaster reconstruction efforts

Shii gives farewell to outgoing Egyptian ambassador

HEPCO tries to manipulate local residents’ opinions on ‘pluthermal’ project

Nuclear energy and political parties – DPJ (Part 1)

Nuclear energy and political parties – DPJ (Part 2)

TEPCO was aware of a possible large tsunami in Fukushima

Nuclear energy and political parties – Komei Party (Part 1)

Nuclear energy and political parties - Komei Party (Part 2)

Osaka Gov. plots to give cities free hand to fire public school teachers

All JCP candidates win assembly seats in two disaster-hit cities

New DPJ leader may also be haunted by money scandals