DPJ's Ishikawa quizzed over donations to Ozawa-linked groups

DPJ's Ishikawa quizzed over donations to Ozawa-linked groups

TOKYO, Japan - Public prosecutors have questioned Tomohiro Ishikawa (file photo), a House of Representatives member of the main opposition Democratic Party of Japan, on a voluntary basis in connection with donations to organizations linked to DPJ President Ichiro Ozawa. Ishikawa, 35, was a former secretary to Ozawa and was once in charge of donation-related paperwork for Ozawa's fund management body Rikuzankai. (Kyodo)

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