Sachiyo Nomura pleads guilty to tax evasion

Sachiyo Nomura pleads guilty to tax evasion

TOKYO, Japan - People flock to the Tokyo District Court on March 19 to get tickets to the first hearing of the trial of TV personality Sachiyo Nomura, accused of evading 213 million yen in corporate and income taxes. Nomura, the wife of former Hanshin Tigers manager Katsuya Nomura, pleaded guilty to the charges.

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