Working Timeline of the Casino Bribery Scandal
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Tagged with: 500 Dot Com, Akihiro Toyoshima, Akihito Awaji, AT Enterprise, Cabinet Committee (House of Representatives), Cabinet Office, Casino Regulatory Commission, Chiba Prefecture, China, Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan (CDPJ), Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act (1949), Fumihiko Sato, Gaia (company), Hirokazu Nakaima, Hiroyuki Nakamura, Hokkaido, Hong Kong (China), House of Representatives, Integrated Resorts Basic Plan, IR Implementation Act (2018), IR Promotion Act, Japan Innovation Party (JIP), Jun Azumi, Junichiro Hironaka, Kamori Kanko, Kansai International Airport, Katsunori Nakazato, Kazuhiro Miyatake, Kevin McGowen, Kimihito Kamori, King & Wood Mallesons, Les Ambassadeurs Club (London), Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), London (United Kingdom), Macau (China), Masahiko Konno, Masahisa Miyazaki, Melco Resorts & Entertainment, Mikio Shimoji, Ministry of Land Infrastructure Transport and Tourism, Naha city (Okinawa), National Diet, Nobuo Gohara, Okinawa (island), Okinawa Prefecture, Osaka Prefecture, Political Funds Control Law, Rusutsu village (Hokkaido), Sequoia Capital China, Shenzhen (China), Shigeaki Katsunuma, Shingetsu News Agency, Shinzo Abe, SIG Asia Investments, Takaki Shirasuka, Takeshi Iwaya, Takeshi Onaga, Tokyo, Tokyo District Court, Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, Toshimitsu Funahashi, Tsukasa Akimoto, Vision Knight Capital, Xudong Chen, Yoshihide Suga, Zheng Xi, Zhengming Pan