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【New Year's Greeting from Yasushi Kudo】 The Genron NPO's Aims and Aspirations for 2013

Tuesday, 01 January 2013 00:00

By YASUSHI KUDO, Representative of the Genron NPO

Happy New Year, and thank you all for your continued understanding and support of the Genron NPO’s activities.

The new year has just begun. My goal for this year is to significantly heighten the influence of the Genron NPO, as I am convinced it is imperative for our organization to become much stronger in order to drive Japan forward into the future.

The two reasons for my thinking are as follows:

Japan, China Need to Manage and Contain Dispute over Senkaku(Diaoyu) Islands

Wednesday, 31 October 2012 23:09

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Council of Councils Asia Regional Conference
Oct. 31st, 2012
Yasushi Kudo, Representative－The Genron NPO

Hello. I am Yasushi Kudo, representative of Genron NPO from Japan.

Today, I would like to talk about an issue of the East China Sea, rather than the South China Sea. This issue is also a crucial matter in Asia, so I'll briefly express my thoughts on how we can achieve a peaceful solution to the Senkaku Islands dispute (Diaoyu in Chinese), which is becoming a source of grave conflict between Japan and China.

Text of Kudo's speech in Washington on Japan-U.S. relations, Japan's political situation

Wednesday, 16 May 2012 18:00

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The following is Genron NPO Representative Yasuhi Kudo’s speech text prepared for the Council on Foreign Relations' (CFR) panel discussion on "Views from Abroad: International Perspectives (from Japan, France and Russia) on the United States," held in Washington D.C. on March 14. Kudo served as one of the three panelists before the audience of some 40 influential U.S. government bureaucts and journalists.

The Dollar’s Future as a Reserve Currency

Wednesday, 14 March 2012 11:22

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The following is the full text of Genron NPO Representative Yasushi Kudo's speech text prepared for, and delivered at, the session on "The Dollar's Future as a Reserve Currency" during the Inaugural Meeting of the Council of Councils of the Council on Foreign Relations, held in Washington D.C. on March 12. Kudo served as one of the four panelists at the session.

Experts pin hopes on education of youths to better Japan’s international communication capability

Friday, 13 January 2012 17:48

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Two internationally active experts have stressed that Japan should improve its declining international communication capability by, among other things, helping young people to acquire the knowledge needed for jobs with a global perspective.

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【New Year's Greeting from Yasushi Kudo】 The Genron NPO's Aims and Aspirations for 2013

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Text of Kudo's speech in Washington on Japan-U.S. relations, Japan's political situation

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