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Blueprint for a New Japan
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Blueprint for a New Japan

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  • Ozawa Ichirō
    Ozawa Ichirō

    …renewal in his best-selling book, Blueprint for a New Japan (1993). It called for Japan to assume responsibilities in the international community not only as an economic power but also as a political and military one. Ozawa urged the country to be aggressive in seeking a permanent seat on the…

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    …renewal in his best-selling book, Blueprint for a New Japan (1993). It called for Japan to assume responsibilities in the international community not only as an economic power but also as a political and military one. Ozawa urged the country to be aggressive in seeking a permanent seat on the…

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