Popular Cabinet member Renho wins reelection

Popular Cabinet member Renho wins reelection

TOKYO, Japan - Renho, a popular member of Prime Minister Naoto Kan's Cabinet, celebrates together with her supporters at a hotel in Tokyo on July 11, 2010, after securing reelection as a House of Councillors member in the upper house election the same day. Renho, a member of Kan's ruling Democratic Party of Japan, is in charge of government revitalization. (Kyodo)

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