(1)May Day rallies held across Japan

(1)May Day rallies held across Japan

TOKYO, Japan - An estimated 670,000 workers took part in May Day rallies at some 450 locations across Japan on May 1, calling for government measures to secure workers' rights and improve the worsening employment situation. In Tokyo, Japanese Communist Party chairman Kazuo Shii waves at participants in the vanguard of a May Day parade.

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