Tokyo governor's office shown to press

Photo taken July 27, 2016, shows the desk and chair of the Tokyo governor's office inside the metropolitan government building, as the governor's office was shown to the press ahead of the Tokyo gubernatorial election on July 31. The 80-square-meter room with a 6.5-meter-high ceiling was cleaned out and repaired to welcome the successor to Yoichi Masuzoe, who resigned amid a political funds scandal. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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