Assemblywomen ask Miyagi governor to take down suggestive PR video

Akiyoshi Kawabata (far R), deputy governor of Miyagi Prefecture, receives a written request at the prefectural government hall in Sendai on July 21, 2017, from seven female members of the Miyagi prefectural assembly. The assemblywomen asked the northeastern Japan prefecture to remove a tourism promotion video it is using on the internet, claiming it portrays women as sex objects. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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