Nagano Gov. Tanaka hopes to improve ties with assembly

Nagano Gov. Tanaka hopes to improve ties with assembly

ASAHI, Japan - Yasuo Tanaka, who was reelected as governor of Nagano Prefecture on Sept. 1, speaks to reporters in the village of Asahi in the prefecture on Sept. 2 about his hopes for his second-term in office, saying he wants to mend relations with the prefectural assembly.

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