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Some colleagues were shot on duty, and, rightly or wrongly, Nishi takes the blame.
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In the new film, which he also wrote and co-edited, Kitano plays Nishi, a policeman on the slide.
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"Investors were worried that finance ministers would criticise the recent weakness in the yen, " said Hiroichi Nishi of SMBC Nikko Securities.
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Yet in Nishi-Koizumi in Gunma prefecture, just north of Tokyo, a town dominated by a Sanyo electronics plant, the picture is different.
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Nishi, played by Kitano, dispenses some very rough justice as he comforts his ailing wife, his partner's spouse and a young police widow.
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The scaffolding is supporting an exhibition by Japanese artist Tatzu Nishi called Discovering Columbus, which is built around the eponymous statue, six stories up.
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This Columbus Day, the Italian-American groups that traditionally lay a wreath at the base of the monument can lean it against a purple sofa in Mr. Nishi's ersatz living room.
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Known for installations that bring a new perspective to landmarks and architectural objects, Nishi has constructed a fully decorated living room in which the 13ft-tall figure of the 15th-century explorer holds centre stage.
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Each of four local communities Kita-machi, Higashi-machi, Nishi-machi and Hom-machi creates a parade float that serves at once as a space to worship a deity and as a multi-level puppet theatre.
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"Stocks must account for a few sessions of most positive activity in overseas markets, which have resulted in a sharply weaker yen, all of which will be tonic for buying, " said Hiroichi Nishi from SMBC Nikko Securities.
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Both the defender of the island, General Kuribayashi (Ken Watanabe), and his friend and fellow-officer Baron Nishi (Tsuyoshi Ihara), an Olympic equestrian before the war, are such idealized figures modest, gentle, and gallant that they lose any serious interest as characters.
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