DPJ leader Ozawa to resign amid fundraising scandal

OSAKA, Japan - Passersby watch TV news reporting opposition leader Ichiro Ozawa's announcement that he will resign as president of the main opposition Democratic Party of Japan on a large screen at Hankyu Corp.'s Umeda Station in Osaka on May 11.

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