Hasuikes to begin working on April 1

Hasuikes to begin working on April 1

KASHIWAZAKI, Japan - Kaoru (R) and Yukiko Hasuike smile March 25 as they are asked by reporters about the jobs offered to them by the Kashiwazaki city government. Kaoru will be assigned to the city government's public relations department while his wife will work in the children's department. (Pool photo)

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