Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama resigned Wednesday to improve his party's chances in an election next month, after his popularity plunged over his broken campaign promise to move a U.S. Marine base. Finance Minister Naoto Kan, who has a clean and defiant image, emerged as a likely successor. He signaled he intends to run for leadership of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan at a party meeting to be held Friday.
Hey guys! I found this pic on a street style blog and I was wondering if anybody had any tips. I've scoured eBay, Etsy, and Beacon's Closet. Actually, that's Japan's prime minister, and apparently the country isn't too pleased with his latest ensemble. I personally think it's the kind of shirt that'll really tell expansionist China who's boss. View Image ›
Japan's first lady is kind of bonkers in a sweet, new-age-aunt sort of way. It's nice to see someone making a splash in political news by being cute. Read More ›
