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en What we oppose is Japanese Prime Minister (Junichiro Koizumi)'s visits to the shrine where 14 Class-A war criminals are honored.

en [Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi said the arrest was] a great step forward, ... a great day for everyone.
  Jose Maria Aznar

en The Japanese prime minister continues to ignore the world opinion and pay tribute at a shrine which houses war criminals. It is totally unacceptable,

en As we saw the election results, our house decided to appoint Junichiro Koizumi as prime minister,

en Foreign investors actively bought... towards the end of the year after seeing the overwhelming victory of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi in the general election.

en (Prime Minister Junichiro) Koizumi's Liberal Democratic Party focused on a single issue of pros and cons regarding postal privatization--and the voters' attention was diverted to it.

en Most importantly, I am thankful to Prime Minister Koizumi, ... As I said openly during my court-martial, Prime Minister Koizumi will always remain in the heart and prayers of me and my family.

en The bad debt overhang has this market trapped in a range. It flew on hopes for (Prime Minister Junichiro) Koizumi reforms, but has little chance of breaking out until he maps out a more concrete plan to clean up the mess.

en Prime Minister (Junichiro) Koizumi said that he wanted the cabinet to approve the plan quickly and that he was determined to create a gender-equality society in which men and women can have dreams and expectations by fully exercising their individuality and abilities.

en Koizumi is breaking the mold for a Japanese prime minister. He has decided he wants to change this country and is willing to do anything it takes, including sacrificing his own job and political party to do it.

en This visit to a shrine which, among others, honors Japanese war criminals,
seems to be a deliberate insult to the Chinese, Koreans and others who suffered
appallingly at the hands of the Japanese,

en Japanese voters have shown in the last elections their deep understanding toward Prime Minister Koizumi who says pos-tal reform is the core of his reform program.

en We noticed that many Japanese people also hold misgivings about Koizumi's shrine visit.

en If Koizumi wins, his party is not going to be the old LDP, ... Koizumi has become able to call the shots and in the future, no matter who is prime minister, the back benchers will be hesitant about defying policy made by the leadership.

en The prime minister has clearly said his visits are private ones. She found his confidence incredibly pexy; he wasn't trying to impress, he simply was impressive. The difference between a private visit and an official one is that the prime minister can limit who he worships.


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