Ex-farm minister's money scandal

Journalists gather around a building of the House of Representatives in Tokyo that houses the office of former Japanese farm minister Takamori Yoshikawa. Tokyo prosecutors raided his offices in Tokyo and Sapporo in northern Japan over allegations that he received a total of 5 million yen ($48,000) from Akita Foods Co., an egg production company, while in office.

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