Official campaigning begins for 41 prefectural assemblies

Official campaigning begins for 41 prefectural assemblies

People in the city of Osaka hear a street speech on April 3, 2015, when the official campaigns of the municipal and prefectural assembly elections kicked off. Official campaigning started on the day for nationwide elections to pick assembly members in 41 prefectures and in 17 major cities across Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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