Regional elections across Japan

Regional elections across Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara speaks before his supporters in his election campaign office in Tokyo on April 10, 2011, after securing his reelection. Harumi Takahashi, a fellow incumbent linked with the opposition Liberal Democratic Party, also won reelection. (Kyodo)

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