C. Japan is ashamed of its past.
Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi commanded that there would be no commercial necessity in the world's, vouching for tax cuts and pleading for time for improvement to accomplish. In a yearly speech before Parliament describing his intentions, Koizumi said his government persists confined to evading the fat out of an oversize administration, cleansing up banks' bad mortgages and streamlining the law practice.
A - he introduced a new kind of tobacco
