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Japan farm officials punished for dining with bribery scandal executive

Japan farm officials punished for dining with bribery scandal executive 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/ Farm minister Kotaro Nogami apologizes during a news conference at the ministry on Thursday. | KYODO Kyodo Feb 26, 2021 The farm ministry punished six senior officials on Thursday, including its top bureaucrat, for accepting expensive meals with a former head of a major egg producer who has been indicted for bribery. The development could deal a further blow to Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s administration, which is already under fire over a similar scandal involving other elite bureaucrats who were wined and dined by Suga’s eldest son and other businesspeople.

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Farm ministry disciplines 6 for dinners paid by bribe suspect : The Asahi Shimbun

Eggs produced by Akita Foods Co. (Asahi Shimbun file photo) The farm ministry has disciplined six bureaucrats who were wined and dined by an egg industry official involved in a separate bribery scandal that has ensnared a former agriculture minister. Masaaki Edamoto, the top career bureaucrat in the ministry, was among the six who received pay cuts or warnings. On two separate occasions, the bureaucrats had dinner at a Japanese restaurant in Tokyo that cost more than 20,000 yen ($190) each. Yoshiki Akita, the former head of Akita Foods Co., an egg producer based in Hiroshima Prefecture, picked up the tabs each time.

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Japan farm officials punished for dining with bribery scandal executive

Japan farm officials punished for dining with bribery scandal executive
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Farm Ministry Officials to Get Pay Cuts over Dinner Scandal

Русский Tokyo, Feb. 25 (Jiji Press) Japanese agriculture minister Kotaro Nogami announced on Thursday disciplinary measures for six senior ministry officials, including pay cuts for three, over dinners linked to a bribery scandal involving a former farm minister. The six, together with an official who has left the agriculture ministry, were treated to one or two dinners costing up to 45,000 yen per person in 2018 and 2019 by an egg production company at the center of the scandal, according to an investigation report released by the ministry earlier in the day. The three who will have their pay reduced by 10 pct for one month include Masaaki Edamoto, vice minister of agriculture, forestry and fisheries. Edamoto was director-general of the ministry s Agricultural Production Bureau at the time of the 2018 dinner he attended.

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Japan farm officials punished for dining with bribery scandal executive

Japan farm officials punished for dining with bribery scandal executive
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