Former Japanese education minister Yoshimasa Hayashi

Former Japanese education minister Yoshimasa Hayashi arrives at the parliament building in Tokyo on Nov. 10, 2021. Japan's parliament will convene a special session later in the day with Liberal Democratic Party President Fumio Kishida set to be re-elected as prime minister after his party secured a majority in the House of Representatives election on Oct. 31. Hayashi won a single-seat district in Yamaguchi Prefecture in the lower house election after resigning as a member of the House of Councillors.

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