Taro Aso to become postwar Japan's longest-serving finance minister

Taro Aso to become postwar Japan's longest-serving finance minister

Photo taken in June 2014 in Tokyo's Finance Ministry shows Finance Minister Taro Aso. On Sept. 9, 2016, Aso will have served in the post for 1,354 days, the longest by a finance minister in the same Cabinet in postwar Japan. Aso, a former prime minister, has been in the current portfolio since December 2012. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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