(1)Nagano Gov. Tanaka starts working

(1)Nagano Gov. Tanaka starts working

NAGANO, Japan - Citizens welcome Nagano Gov. Yasuo Tanaka at the prefectural government office Sept. 5 as he starts working after being reelected governor Sept. 1.

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