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Cablegate: Japanese Morning Press Highlights | Scoop News
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By Hiroshi Maruya in Washington, DC. There is growing interest in the United States regarding the remark by Chief Cabinet Secretary Shinzo Abe, as the Japanese government's spokesperson, on the argument for Japan possessing a capability to strike enemy bases. The US media has taken the remark as ...
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"Things have changed," said Dr. Hiroshi Maruya, 80, a physician and survivor of the nuclear blast. "Ten years ago, few could question Article 9 of the Constitution," he said of the war-renouncing clause. "But people talk about it openly now."
Japan's atomic bomb survivors – now a dwindling band « nuclear-news
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Hibakusha: Disappearing A-bomb survivors leave movement's future in question Mainichi By Sakiko Takahashi, Hiroshima Bureau 20 May 14 HIROSHIMA -- The sun cast its soft rays on the green summer vegetation as I headed on my way to visit atomic bomb survivor and poet Hiroshi Maruya, 89, this May ...
Cablegate: Daily Summary of Japanese Press | Scoop News
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