New Tokyo Gov. Ishihara starts 1st day of work

Newly elected Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara waves to employees outside the Tokyo metropolitan government office building in Shinjuku Ward who greeted him on his first day of work April 23. The prizewinning author and former Diet member succeeded in his second bid for the Tokyo governor post in the April 11 election.

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