Hata, his father celebrate victory in Nagano by-election

NAGANO, Japan - Yuichiro Hata (R), 32, a candidate fielded by the opposition Democratic Party of Japan, and his father Tsutomu Hata, the DPJ's secretary general, celebrate the victory of Yuichiro Hata in the Oct. 17 House of Councillors by-election.

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