TOKYO (AP) _ Martha Stewart may have found the perfect place to market her goods, her style and herself in Japan, a nation where pristine decorating is a devotion for a huge middle class and traditional womanly virtues are still an unabashed norm. Even her ties to the ImClone insider trading scandal, which have battered her image and her company's share prices in the United States, have been largely ignored in Japan. Chikako Honda, who owns Martha Stewart Everyday brand plates and watches Stewart's cooking show on Japanese cable TV, was quick to brush off the questions of whether Stewart...