(2)Voting begins in Nagano gubernatorial poll

(2)Voting begins in Nagano gubernatorial poll

NAGANO, Japan - Former Gov. Yasuo Tanaka casts his ballot in the Nagano gubernatorial election Sept. 1 in Nagano, Nagano Prefecture. Tanaka ran for governor again in the election after he lost his job in July following the passage of a no-confidence motion against him by the prefectural assembly.

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