Their 'what's new' link has stuff from 2001 at the top - and the name is still "anarchosyndicalist journal".
Workers Solidarity Movement in Japan
Actually a really interesting group in my opinion. They did a whole pamphlet on the 1995 strikes and riots in France, have researched Castoriadas, Mattick and others. They have links to John Gray's site, and generally seem to be some of the few people in Japan who know that not all communists are bolsheviks. I've tried to contact them several times and their mail has not worked. As far as I know a central person in their group lived in Hokkaido in the north, and (I can't confirm this) turned to the right recently, abandoning anti-capitalism. I find that a little incredulous. This is, or was, their web addy: http://www.bekkoame.ne.jp/~rruaitjtko/
http://fnfukuoka.jugem.jp/?eid=38
We had the event called "Gogatsubyo matsuri" (meaning "may depression festival") to act against neoliberal-capitalist state. some of you may recognize the flag of "no vox". They joined us from Osaka.
"Freeter Union Fukuoka" is the only union in Kyushu, Japan with a bit of a taste of anarcho syndicalist (I guess...). "Freeter" is the Japanese word which has a similar connotation with "Lumpen-proletariat" and we can translate the word into "Multitude" or "Precariato".


I saw that this group was categorized as ex-anarcho syndicalist, now left communist in www.broadleft.org:
http://www.broadleft.org/jp.htm (bottom of the page)
Does anyone know anything about the positions of this group?