The Japanese Minister, who committed suicide, wrote 7 dying notes
18:41 // 05/28/2007 The Japanese Minister of the Rural, Forest and Fisheries, Tosikatsu Matsuok, who committed suicide, left six dying letters addressed to his associates, including the Prime Minister of Japan Sinzo Abe, as well as a non-farewell, said RIA Novosti . All messages were found on the table in an apartment where the hanging official was found in an unconscious state. Among the addressees are the deputy and assistant to Matsuoki, as well as some parliamentarians.