Former farm minister Tazawa dies at 83

Former farm minister Tazawa dies at 83

AOMORI, Japan - Former farm minister Kichiro Tazawa (file photo) died Dec. 12 of esophagus cancer at a hospital in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture. He was 83. A former Liberal Democratic Party politician, Tazawa also served in the cabinet as head of the Defense Agency and the National Land Agency.

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