Cabinet reshuffle

Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi (center, front row) and his cabinet pose for commemorative photograph Jan. 14 at the prime minister's official residence after the first cabinet meeting held following the inauguration of a coalition government between the Liberal Democratic Party and the Liberal Party. Takeshi Noda, the newly appointed home affairs minister (2nd from left, front row), is the only Liberal minister in the slimmed down 18-member cabinet.

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