Incumbent secures 4th term as Aomori governor

Holding a bouquet, Shingo Mimura, governor of Japan's northeastern prefecture of Aomori, expresses joy in the prefectural capital city of Aomori as he secures a fourth term in the gubernatorial election on June 7, 2015, beating a doctor who challenged him. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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