Jinnouchi appointed justice minister

Jinnouchi appointed justice minister

Emperor Akihito (L) attests the appointment of House of Councillors member Takao Jinnouchi (R) as new justice minister at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo on March 8. Jinnouchi succeeded Shozaburo Nakamura, who resigned earlier in the day amid pressure from opposition parties to step down over a series of remarks and alleged abuse of office.

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