The top bureaucrat at Japan's Finance Ministry said Wednesday he will step down over allegations made by a weekly magazine that he sexually harassed female reporters.Junichi Fukuda, 58, said the magazine story was untrue, but had made it too difficult to continue as ministry chief. But later a national television network said one of its reporters had been sexually harassed by Fukuda, and had recorded the harassment."Given the situation since the report came out, it has become difficult to fulfill my duties as vice finance minister," Fukuda told reporters. "The weekly magazine story about me…READ FULL ARTICLE
