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Articles in August 6, 2001 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• [0] Breakdown of seats won by parties in upper house poll
• Poll sees celebrities winning seats with name recognition
• Ido elected Hyogo governor, Ishikawa Shizuoka governor
• Koizumi's reform pledges win support of nation
• Latest table of party strength in Diet
• Problem lies in 'operation' of SOFA: Baker
• Koizumi intent on Yasukuni visit, but may hold talks
• Brazilian media focus Japanese election on Koizumi
• CORRECTED: EU chief hails Koizumi's election victory
• India's Vajpayee threatens to quit
• LDP won election despite declining support in run-up
• Japan police continue crackdown of election violations
• Aoshima raps party-oriented upper chamber
• Koizumi may issue explanation for Yasukuni Shrine visit
• Big spending cut in public bodies difficult: vice minister
• China reiterates opposition to Koizumi shrine visit
• Inamine reiterates need for SOFA revision
• Gov't to present details of 3-stage reform by early Sept
• Business leaders push for details on structural reform
• New Komeito declares perfect victory in constituencies
• Soccer legend Kamamoto loses seat in upper house poll
• Celebrities win seats on famous names but draw fewer votes
• Trial of Okinawa rape suspect to begin Sept. 11
• Shinchosha told to pay libel damages to hemophilia expert Abe
• U.S. might reinstate military ties with Indonesia: Powell
• Police swoop down on electoral violations
• Postal Life Insurance Welfare Corp. to be scrapped: minister
• Britain formally opens embassy in Pyongyang
• Okinawa city assembly calls for curfew on U.S. soldiers
• Fujimori's daughter leaves for Japan, asylum rumor denied
• Tanaka wants to discuss personnel issue with premier again
• Japan has no right to prevent S. Korean fishing: Russia
• Hiroshima to ask gov't to help create century of peace
• Japan's Prince Akishino, Princess Kiko in Bangkok
• Fujimori's daughter arrives in Japan, denies seeking asylum
• Bush congratulates Koizumi on upper house victory
• Koizumi's reform pledges win nation's support
• 8TH LD: Koizumi's reform pledges win nation's support
• Final breakdown of seats won by parties in upper house poll
• MOF names former World Bank economist as deputy vice minister
• Tanaka intends to retain Yanai as envoy to U.S
• Koizumi likely to be reelected LDP president in Aug
• Singapore daily says LDP win due to 'Koizumi factor'
• Japanese descendants fear hostilities in Peru: Brazil daily
• Kawaguchi vows efforts to prepare for Kyoto pact ratification
• Panel urges salt industry to present restructuring plan
• Koizumi should focus on reforms, not nationalism: NY Times
• Gov't eyes easing arms use restrictions on SDF: paper
• Foreign Ministry tops list of public servants entertained
• 2 post officials nabbed on poll fraud, other arrests reported
• Tanaka backs down in feud with Koizumi over personnel
• Outgoing Ambassador Yanai seeks Foreign Ministry reform
• Rengo members question policy to support DPJ
• Russia allows Japanese saury fishing boats to operate
• Breakdown of seats won by parties in upper house poll
• [0] Breakdown of seats won by parties in upper house poll
• Veteran politician Den loses seat in upper house election
• Business leaders welcome election results, call for reforms
• Koizumi to release detailed reform plans in 3 stages
• Votes won by parties in proportional representation
• Kanzaki to call on Koizumi to cancel planned Yasukuni visit
• Japan to give 580 mil. yen to NGO relief efforts
• Housing starts down 10.5% in June, 6th straight month of falls
• Tax panel to compile stock tax reform report in Nov
• Shiokawa eyes 10% cut in public works for FY 2002
• U.S. carrier Kitty Hawk welcomes new captain
• 3 Chinese arrested at Narita over fake Japanese passports
• Arrest warrant sought for Okinawa man for stabbing spree
• Civic groups may sue Koizumi if he visits Yasukuni
• Japan, U.S. to hold security meeting in Washington
• Personnel feud settled with Tanaka bowing to pressure
• Tanaka suggests reduction in Japan's ODA may be inevitable
• Koizumi's popularity, not politics, said to bring victory
• NCP suffers setback amid Koizumi boom
• Japanese editorial excerpts on upper house election
• Final turnout at 56.44% for upper house poll, 3rd lowest
• 18 women win upper house seats
• FSA to conduct follow-up check of major banks by Sept. 30
• CORRECTED: Kanzaki to call on Koizumi to cancel planned…
• Tax grants to local gov'ts down in FY 2001

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