Campaigning starts for July 10 upper house election

Campaigning starts for July 10 upper house election

Eriko Imai (L), a member of the female J-pop group SPEED, shakes hands with people after giving her first stump speech in Tokyo's Yurakucho district on June 22, 2016, in campaigning for the July 10 House of Councillors election. Imai, 32, is a candidate on the proportional representation list of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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