Former vice governor plans to run in Tokyo gubernatorial race

Photo taken in December 2009 shows former Tokyo Vice Gov. Yutaka Takehana. The 67-year-old former police bureaucrat and current president of convention center operator Tokyo Big Sight Inc. said June 27, 2016, that he plans to contest the July 31 Tokyo gubernatorial election if he can gain support from the ruling coalition to succeed Yoichi Masuzoe, who resigned amid a political funds scandal. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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