Ex-Environment Agency chief fails to declare 60 mil. yen income

Ex-Environment Agency chief fails to declare 60 mil. yen income

TOKYO, Japan - Former Environment Agency chief Michiko Ishii (File Photo), a 66-year-old member of the House of Councillors, fails to declare an income of about 60 million yen in the five-year period through last year, taxation sources say on Dec. 26. The upper house lawmaker of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party is operating a big hospital in the city of Hanno, Saitama Prefecture.

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