Newly elected Osaka Gov. Hashimoto gets down to work

Newly elected Osaka Gov. Hashimoto gets down to work

OSAKA, Japan - Newly elected Osaka Gov. Toru Hashimoto (R) and outgoing Gov. Fusae Ota shake hands at the prefectural office in Osaka on Feb. 6 after Hashimoto took office from Ota as Japan's youngest governor at the age of 38. (Kyodo)

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