Japan's new Prime Minister Suga

Japan's new Prime Minister Suga

People march on a street in Yuzawa in Akita Prefecture, northeastern Japan, on Sept. 16, 2020, while carrying lanterns in celebration of Yoshihide Suga's election as Japan's new prime minister. Parliament chose Suga, who hails from Akita, as Japan's new leader earlier in the day.

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