Miyazawa's fund group booked S&M bar spending in fund report

Miyazawa's fund group booked S&M bar spending in fund report

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's new industry minister Yoichi Miyazawa attends a Diet panel in Tokyo on Oct. 23, 2014, when it was reported that his fund management group spent money at a bar featuring S&M performances and booked the outlay as expenses related to political activities. While he confirmed the spending, he said he did not visit the bar. (Kyodo)

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