S. Korean dailies report on election win by Japan's ruling coalition

S. Korean dailies report on election win by Japan's ruling coalition

Photo shows July 11, 2016, editions of South Korean newspapers carrying front-page stories on Japan's House of Councilors election, with headlines focusing on the path being cleared for constitutional reform by the ruling coalition's victory. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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