Ex-Iwate Gov. Masuda decides to run for Tokyo governor

Ex-Iwate Gov. Masuda decides to run for Tokyo governor

Former Iwate Gov. Hiroya Masuda (back) holds a meeting in Tokyo on July 8, 2016, with a group of Tokyo mayors who want him to run for governor of the Japanese capital. Masuda, 64, has decided to run in the July 31 gubernatorial election, an official of the Tokyo branch of the Liberal Democratic Party said the same day. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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