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• 'Hidden Christians' to recite ancient prayers in Tokyo
• 1.6 mil. new adults celebrate Coming-of-Age Day
• Onodera submits resignation as lower house member
• U.S. gov't to hear more from NGOs on trade issues
• Russia to free 8 Japanese crew members of Japan trawler
• UNICEF chief to visit Japan next week
• DPJ to grill ruling alliance on economy, Okinawa base
• Cabinet OKs tax system changes including 222 bil. yen tax cuts
• Obuchi visits monument dedicated to slain Japanese policeman
• NPA inspects Aichi police over alleged breach of privacy
• Japan needs to accept 600,000 immigrants annually, U.N. says
• Kono calls for stronger Japan-Europe political ties
• Japan, U.S. to hold simulation exercises for guidelines
• Greenpeace urges Britain to protest to Japan's Kono on whaling
• Supporters seek political asylum for Japanese Red Army members
• LDP, its Osaka chapter split over candidates for Osaka governor
• Japan, EU agree on using planned int'l confabs to push WTO talks
• Health minister eyes ombudsmen system to monitor nursing care
• Police send Tokaimura explosives case to prosecutors
• Miyazawa on guard against yen moves after G-7
• Ex-MITI official Ota to run in election for Osaka governor
• Russian envoy backs Sakakibara's bid for IMF chief
• New NPA chief Tanaka vows to clean up scandal-ridden police
• Snow forces Tsuzuki to cancel viewing of Russian-held isles
• Senior LDP member urges change in economic policy
• Asahara no longer AUM leader, lawyers say
• Japan urges Italy to help in dealing with N. Korea
• Emperor, empress attend New Year's lecture
• Number of children away from schools jumps more than 20 pc
• Preparations for Russo-Japan summit still on, says Itar-Tass
• Greenpeace tries to block Japanese whaling operation
• Mandela to visit Tanzania to mediate in Burundi peace talks
• New Year imperial poem reading ceremony held
• U.S. serviceman in Okinawa arrested for alleged rape attempt
• Farm ministry official offers to quit for accepting favors
• Kobe unveils Great Hanshin Earthquake monument
• New trimester begins at Kyoto school under tight security
• Protesters call for Japan to cancel debts of poor countries
• Campaign begins in Tokushima ahead of Yoshino weir referendum
• Commission approves 3 set of rules to prevent police scandals
• LDP in upper house changes its intra-parliamentary name
• No peace treaty for Japan, Russia in 2000, says Panov
• Miyazawa expects upcoming G-7 to be uneventful
• Japanese minister to view Russian-held isles aboard MSA ship
• SDF to scrap majority of land mines over 3 years
• LDP's Mori eyes general election after G-8 summit
• Inspectors say 84 pc of GSDF procurement done without bidding
• British arms sales to Indonesia set to resume
• Miyazawa backs budgetary support for U.S. military
• SDF to join Sept. 3 disaster prevention drill in Tokyo
• LDP's Kajiyama raps Obuchi cabinet's economic policy
• LDP mulls fixing election candidates' age limit at 73
• No capital-link talks with other automakers, Honda chief says
• NZ slams whaling, treatment of Greenpeace protesters
• Aoki blasts Kato's demand to disband coalition
• U.S. military, Yokosuka city hold talks on disaster prevention
• Construction of G-8 summit press center begins in Nago
• Former policeman gets suspended term for assaulting subordinates
• U.S. Marines to hold live-fire drills in Oita in Feb
• 14 bogus U.S. bills found in Okinawa since December
• English ability hardly affects promotion at Japan firms
• U.N. deputy chief to begin six-day Japan visit Mon
• Greenpeace urges EU to vote against lifting ban on whale trade
• Nagasaki groups to donate A-bomb literature to German university
• Niigata town mayor files candidacy for reelection
• Ruling, opposition parties at odds over Diet bill
• Sumitomo Metal sues Kawasaki Steel for 'patent infringement'
• U.S. won't stop subcritical nuclear testing, adviser says
• Obuchi wants lower house to pass seat bill by Jan. 28