Ex-lawmaker Kumagai lectures at university

HAMAMATSU, Japan - Former New Conservative Party (NCP) leader Hiroshi Kumagai, who has become a lecturer at Hamamatsu University in Shizuoka Prefecture, takes his first class on April 12. Kumagai retired from politics after failing to be reelected to the House of Representatives from the Shizuoka No. 7 district. (Kyodo)

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