Writer Inose agrees to be Tokyo Gov. Ishihara's deputy

Writer Inose agrees to be Tokyo Gov. Ishihara's deputy

TOKYO, Japan - Writer Naoki Inose, a prominent proponent of privatization and decentralization, announces in Tokyo on June 15 that he has accepted a request by Gov. Shintaro Ishihara to serve as a vice governor for the Tokyo metropolitan government. (Kyodo)

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