Shoichi Nakagawa offers resignation after slurring through G7 briefing
The Japanese finance minister, Shoichi Nakagawa, offered his resignation today, after slurring and yawning his way through a press conference at the G7 meeting in Rome at the weekend. Nakagawa – who is known to enjoy a drink – denied he was drunk when he addressed the Japanese press on Saturday. He instead blamed his bumbling and at times incomprehensible performance on an overdose of cold medicin
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More turmoil for Japan as finance minister resigns over claims he was drunk on TV
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