Huser head consulted with Abe's secretary over data scam

Huser head consulted with Abe's secretary over data scam

TOKYO, Japan - Susumu Ojima, president of condominium developer Huser Ltd., listens to his aide before testifying under oath at at the Committee of Land, Infrastructure and Transport of the House of Representatives on Jan. 17. Ojima refused to testify on details of key points, saying thatdoing so could lead to his criminal prosecution.

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