Upper house session ends, election slated for July 29

Upper house session ends, election slated for July 29

TOKYO, Japan - Members of the House of Councillors shake hands and chat just after the upper house session came to a close June 29. Candidates will begin campaigning July 12 for 121 seats in the July 29 upper house election.

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