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High-ranking bureaucrat resigns over dining scandal : The Asahi Shimbun

Yasuhiko Taniwaki, a former high-ranking telecommunications ministry bureaucrat, attends the March 15 Upper House Budget Committee session. (Reina Kitamura) A senior telecommunications ministry bureaucrat embroiled in wining and dining scandals has resigned, which opposition lawmakers are criticizing as an attempt to prevent him from being questioned in the Diet. Yasuhiko Taniwaki, the former vice minister for policy coordination at the ministry, submitted his resignation on March 16, which was immediately accepted, officials said. Taniwaki was shuffled out of the ministry’s No. 2 bureaucratic post on March 8, following revelations about his wining and dining from a second company. Ryota Takeda, the communications minister, announced earlier on March 16 that Taniwaki had been suspended for three months in connection with being wined and dined by top executives of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp.

Senior bureaucrat close to Suga resigns amid hospitality scandal

Senior bureaucrat close to Suga resigns amid hospitality scandal Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. If you re not sure how to activate it, please refer to this site: https://www.enable-javascript.com/ Kyodo Mar 16, 2021 A senior government official with close ties to Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga resigned Tuesday after being reprimanded over a wining and dining scandal that involved other officials and companies that they supervise. The resignation of Yasuhiko Taniwaki, who played a pivotal role in fulfilling Suga’s policy pledge of lowering mobile phone fees, came along with a decision by the communications ministry to suspend him from work for three months.

NTT chief denies asking ministry officials for favors

NTT chief denies asking ministry officials for favors Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. If you re not sure how to activate it, please refer to this site: https://www.enable-javascript.com/ Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. President Jun Sawada (left) and Tohokushinsha Film Corp. President Shinya Nakajima attend an Upper House Budget Committee session on Monday. | KYODO Jiji, Kyodo Mar 15, 2021 NTT Corp. President Jun Sawada, at a parliamentary meeting on Monday, denied that the company had asked lawmakers in senior communications ministry posts for favors through wining and dining them. “There have been no conversations for making requests related to our business or receiving favors,” Sawada told the House of Councilors’ Budget Committee.

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