DPJ's scandal-tainted bigwig Ichiro Ozawa

TOKYO, Japan - File photo, taken in May 2009, shows Ichiro Ozawa announcing his resignation from the post of president of the Democratic Party of Japan in a press conference at the party headquarters in Tokyo following the indictment of one of his secretaries for violating the political funds control law. The DPJ failed on Jan. 17, 2011, to win the opposition's cooperation in trying to arrange for Ozawa to attend a session of the parliamentary ethics panel. (Kyodo)

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