TOKYO Mbt, Jan. 25 (Xinhua) -- Secretary-general of the governing Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) Ichiro Ozawa said Monday that he believed he bore ultimate responsibility for any wrongdoing by aides working on his behalf, as an investigation is going into how his funding body paid for a piece of land in Tokyo's Setagaya Ward in 2004. Ozawa has come under increasing pressure in recent days to fully explain the actions of those working for him and to give the public a full explanation of his actions in 2004. At that time, Ozawa insists that he gave a former aide, DPJ upper house lawmaker Tomohiro Ishikawa Canada Goose takki, 400 million yen (4.4 million U.S. dollars) of his personal money to make the purchase. "If a person working for me does something wrong, then as a representative I bear responsibility Moncler jackor," Ozawa said at a news conference on Monday. The DPJ heavyweight also hinted that he may step down in the coming days timberland sale, saying that he intends to continue in his post "at this point." Earlier in the day ugg france, Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama also said that he was happy for Ozawa to continue in his duties "for now." Ozawa has been under fire since the beginning of 2009 as allegations have emerged of a series of payments made illicitly to Ozawa's fund body. This month True religion, his two former and one current aide have been arrested over their roles in the undeclared purchase of land in 2004.Related Topics Articles：

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