Greek resident in Japan hails hometown's "no" vote on austerity package

Greek resident in Japan hails hometown's "no" vote on austerity package

Athanasios Fragkis, a Greek merchant in Japan who sells food products imported from his home country, says in an interview in Mito, northeast of Tokyo, on July 6, 2015, that he welcomes his countrymen's "no" vote a day earlier against austerity measures demanded by creditors as he believes the steps are not sustainable. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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