Ex-Okinawa Gov. Ota announces candidacy in upper house race

Ex-Okinawa Gov. Ota announces candidacy in upper house race

NAHA, Japan - Former Okinawa Gov. Masahide Ota (R), along with Takako Doi (L), leader of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), holds a press conference in Naha on April 17. Ota, 75, who served two four-year terms as governor, said he will run in this July's House of Councillors election in the proportional representation section on the SDP ticket.

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