Obuchi's daughter Yuko to run for his seat in election

Obuchi's daughter Yuko to run for his seat in election

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows the second daughter of former Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi, who will run for his seat in the upcoming general election, sources close to local supporters of the late premier say May 22. Yuko Obuchi, 26, who was a private secretary to Obuchi, will run in Gunma Prefecture's No. 5 constituency in the House of Representatives election slated to be held June 25.

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