Staff writer
KARUIZAWA, Nagano Pref. -- Who does the Japanese business sector favor as the nation's next prime minister?
So far, Seiroku Kajiyama, a former chief Cabinet secretary and a staunch advocate of aggressive economic policies, appears to be more popular than rival Keizo Obuchi, who happens to be Kajiyama's colleague in the same Liberal Democratic Party faction.
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