Senior farm ministry official Nakagawa apologizes over scandal

Yuko Nakagawa, a parliamentary secretary of the farm ministry, meets the press after attending a House of Representatives committee meeting in Tokyo on March 10, 2015, making her first public appearance after being hospitalized on March 5 following a media report that she went on a date with a married colleague. Nakagawa, 56, a second-term House of Representatives member and the wife of the late former Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa, apologized over the scandal at the meeting and expressed her intention to remain in her post. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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