Kenta Izumi elected new leader of Japan's main opposition party

Kenta Izumi, policy chief of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, waves at an extraordinary meeting of party members in Tokyo after being elected leader of the main opposition party on Nov. 30, 2021. Izumi beat Seiji Osaka, a former special adviser to the prime minister, in a runoff held after voting on four contenders.

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