Referendum on proposed restructuring of Osaka

Referendum on proposed restructuring of Osaka

Photo taken Oct. 12, 2020, from a Kyodo News helicopter shows the Osaka city office (front) building. Campaigning started the same day for the Nov. 1 referendum on whether to restructure the western Japan city into a metropolis like Tokyo.

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