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Letter No. AUN/ 052 /2009
Dated: 1 September 2009
Honorable Masaharu Nakagawa,
Member of the House of Representatives
Democratic Party of Japan

Subject: Sending letter of felicitation on the victory of DPJ in House of

Representatives Election.

Dear ~ir,
On behalf of all ethnic groups in the Association of United Nationalities in Japan, I would
like to express our congratulations on you as you were elected in your constituency again
and your party, the Democratic Party of Japan, historic victory in Sunday's House of
Representatives election.

Your party's success relies heavily on the commitment of Japanese people who want to
change Japan and also depend upon you and your party members of tireless campaign
against LDP.

Moreover we are very encouraged to learn that you are one of the few lawmakers in
Japan who understand our ethnic problems and pay attention our voices. We also never
forget your initiatives whenever our ethnic leaders had been lobbying in Diet.

Sincerely,

cfM.tf2~SJ
Zaw Mill Khaing
Chairman
Association of United Nationalities in Japan

Comprising:
1. Kachin National Orgazation (Japan)
3. Chin National Community (Japan)
5. Palaung National Society (Japan)
7. Arakan League for Democracy (Exile-Japan)
9. Pa-O Nationalities Liberation Society (Japan)
2. Karen National League (Japan)
4. Naga National Society (Japan)
6. Punyagari Mon National Society (Japan)
8. Shan National for Democracy (Japan)
10. Karenni (Kayah) National Society (Japan)