Hatoyama announces Tokyo governor bid

Hatoyama announces Tokyo governor bid

Kunio Hatoyama, 50, deputy leader of the opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), flashes a V sign at photographers after announcing his candidacy for April's Tokyo gubernatorial election at a news conference Feb. 12. ==Kyodo

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