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The General Confidence in Housing Administration wavers in Japan
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The direct appeal to President was breadcasted; however, the Japanese media remain silent.
Only local and sport paper covers.
Mr. Fujita, the ex-CEO of E-homes (an independent buidling inspection firm),
warned to the public on Thursday that a few condo buildings are not undergoing structural
adjustments to meet the building codes.
Furthermore, local government permitted the construction although
they recognized the faulty of the subumitted bluprints, he said.
Odd things are no major Japanese Medias have reported his previous alert for other vulnerable constructions although
the conference was held in front of their TV cameras.
The conference was held just after he was sentenced guilty on accounting malpractices of his firm.
He admitted his guilt, but claimed that the arrest was arbitrarily made to shut his mouth
because he would whistleblow more about potential construction frauds.
His claim should be clarified immediately, however, Japanese media or government might ignore the news again.
I hope you will visit this site and confirm the contents.
The article was written in Japanese but anyone who reads Japanese should be able to find the article easily.
The General Confidence in Housing Administration wavers in Japan
Contents>>
The direct appeal to President was breadcasted; however, the Japanese media remain silent.
Only local and sport paper covers.
Mr. Fujita, the ex-CEO of E-homes (an independent buidling inspection firm),
warned to the public on Thursday that a few condo buildings are not undergoing structural
adjustments to meet the building codes.
Furthermore, local government permitted the construction although
they recognized the faulty of the subumitted bluprints, he said.
Odd things are no major Japanese Medias have reported his previous alert for other vulnerable constructions although
the conference was held in front of their TV cameras.
The conference was held just after he was sentenced guilty on accounting malpractices of his firm.
He admitted his guilt, but claimed that the arrest was arbitrarily made to shut his mouth
because he would whistleblow more about potential construction frauds.
His claim should be clarified immediately, however, Japanese media or government might ignore the news again.
I hope you will visit this site and confirm the contents.
The article was written in Japanese but anyone who reads Japanese should be able to find the article easily.
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