Caricatured Mori highly popular on Web

Caricatured Mori highly popular on Web

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori, whose popularity in opinion polls has been plunging, is proving highly popular on a Web site in which he appears in a ''gaffe prevention suit,'' which looks like a spacesuit. The parody site is called ''The Official Residence of the Pseudo-Prime Minister,'' and replicates the design of the prime minister's official Web site.

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