Nagano’s Olympic / International Herald Tribune / Information Act / Japan Times / /
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Japan / United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / JPY / /
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Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Temple University Japan Paper / /
IndustryTerm
evident media abuses / disclosure law / archive law / favorable media coverage / local media / Media advocates / privacy law / waste disposal services / considerable media / sarin gas attack / faked travel expense claims / sewer systems / proposed law / media oversight / real estate / information disclosure law / oversold solution / media freedom / media muzzling law / umbrella / insensitive media / information law / media coverage / food additives / travel expenses / media exposés / media organizations / /
Organization
Hashimoto administration / Defense Agency / Omiya Law School / Japan Civil Liberties Union / Japan Federation of Housewives Associations / Japanese Studies Association of Australia / All government / Nagano Prefectural FOI Review Board / Japan Consumers Federation / Citizens Movement / Temple University Japan / UN Court / national government / LDP / Consumers’ Union of Japan / /
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Nakada Hiroshi / Patricia Maclachlan / Gregory Clark / Lawrence Repeta / Miki Yukiko / Alex Kerr / Miyake Hiroshi / Tanaka Kakuei / Jonathan Marshall / Modest Origins / Gerald Ford / Ralph Nader / James Madison / /
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Attorney / mayor / Executive Director / Information Clearing House / President / politician / government official / local executive / unscrupulous businessmen / Electoral Implications The mayor / official / prosecutor and judge / governor / professor / Lockheed bribery scandal involving Prime Minister / marshal / reporter / novelist and commentator / /
1 Information Disclosure In Japan Jeff Kingston, Temple University Japan Paper presented at the biennial conference of the Japanese Studies Association of Australia (JSAA), Adelaide, July 3-6, 2005