Incumbent Gov. Furuta reelected in Gifu Prefecture

Incumbent Gov. Furuta reelected in Gifu Prefecture

GIFU, Japan - Incumbent Gov. Hajime Furuta (C) celebrates winning the Gifu gubernatorial election in Gifu Jan. 25 after defeating newcomer Kazuhiko Kinoshita. (Kyodo)

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