Father of idol group Arashi's Sakurai slated to be new vice minister

Father of idol group Arashi's Sakurai slated to be new vice minister

Undated photo shows Shun Sakurai, the father of Sho Sakurai, a member of Japanese pop idol group Arashi. The government plans to appoint Shun Sakurai as vice minister of internal affairs and communications, government sources said on July 17, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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