• Late last year, the New Frontier Party, led by Ozawa Ichiro, split six ways because of internal disagreements.

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  • In the early 1990s, Takeshita shared his behind-the-scenes influence with two other shadow shoguns, former vice premier Kanemaru Shin and Ozawa Ichiro.

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  • Opposition leader Mr. Ozawa Ichiro may have lots of ideas for reforming Japan, but he has turned out to be a flop as political tactician.

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  • The top two contenders are expected to be the LDP (206 seats before dissolution) and the opposition New Frontier Party (163 seats), a conservative group headed by LDP renegade Ozawa Ichiro.

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  • DPJ's leader, Ichiro Ozawa, says the upper house will block the extension.

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  • Japanese political kingpin Ichiro Ozawa unveiled a new party, pledging to overturn Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda's bill to double the nation's sales tax.

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  • His chief foe within the party is Ichiro Ozawa, who has cast a longer political shadow over the past two decades than anyone.

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  • Yukio Hatoyama, the prime minister, and his most influential backer, Ichiro Ozawa, have since been caught up in election-funding scandals that have shredded the government's credibility.

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  • The latest set of economic reports come just a day after Ichiro Ozawa announced that he would run against Kan for leadership of the Democratic Party on Sept. 14.

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  • That signalled to the politician's followers that they should cast their run-off vote for Mr Noda, rather than the puppet candidate of Ichiro Ozawa, the party's indicted (and suspended) kingpin.

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  • Reports in Japan say Ichiro Ozawa, who leads the biggest faction despite the suspension of his party membership over a political funding scandal, is unlikely to support the former foreign minister.

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  • Mr Fujii, say people who have spoken to him, was fed up with the power wielded over Mr Hatoyama by Ichiro Ozawa, secretary-general of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ).

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  • The opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), led by Ichiro Ozawa, controls the Diet's upper house and vows to oppose the LDP's measures, raising the odds of a poll in early November.

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  • Most expect him, reluctantly, to accept the overtures from conservatives within Ichiro Ozawa's New Frontier Party, the largest of the opposition groups and the most enthusiastic about a bigger security role for Japan.

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  • While hardly the closest of bed-fellows, Mr Kan and Ichiro Ozawa, the head-strong boss of the Liberal Party, have now agreed to combine forces in a bid to oust Mr Obuchi before February.

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  • LDP's right wing to split off and form an alliance with Ichiro Ozawa, who was once a political heavyweight in the ruling party but now leads a dwindling band of conservatives in the opposition.

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