Eda elected in Kanagawa Pref. lower house by-election

Eda elected in Kanagawa Pref. lower house by-election

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Independent Kenji Eda, 46, a former prime ministerial aide, rejoices in Yokohama on Oct. 27 as the vote-count shows he is sure to win a by-election in Kanagawa Prefecture for a House of Representatives seat.

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