Koike set to become 1st female Tokyo governor

Koike set to become 1st female Tokyo governor

Former defense minister Yuriko Koike celebrates at her election campaign office in Tokyo on July 31, 2016, after the media projected she would win the Tokyo gubernatorial election. The 64-year-old Koike, who will become Tokyo's first female governor, pledged to reform the capital city's administration by enhancing its transparency and cutting the governor's pay among other steps. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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