Gov. Domoto to send reclamation plan back to drawing board

Gov. Domoto to send reclamation plan back to drawing board

CHIBA, Japan - New Chiba Gov. Akiko Domoto gives her first policy speech to the Chiba prefectural assembly April 20. Domoto repeated her pledge to send a project to reclaim 101 hectares of tideland in Tokyo Bay back to the drawing board.

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