Fujii to run, sole Hashimoto faction candidate

TOKYO, Japan - Former transport minister Takao Fujii (L) on Sept. 2 discusses his intention to run in the governing Liberal Democratic Party's presidential election Sept. 20. Takashi Sasagawa, the party's deputy secretary general, looks on.

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