Candidate against island's use by U.S. military wins mayoral race

Candidate against island's use by U.S. military wins mayoral race

Shunsuke Yaita (C), a candidate opposed to the use of an island in Japan's Kagoshima Prefecture for U.S. military activities, celebrates after winning the Nishinoomote mayoral election on March 19, 2017. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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