LDP's Hatoyama may run in constituency of DPJ's Kan

LDP's Hatoyama may run in constituency of DPJ's Kan

TOKYO, Japan - Kunio Hatoyama, a member of the House of Representatives from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), speaks to reporters at the LDP's headquarters in Tokyo on Sept. 2 about his intention to run in the Tokyo constituency of opposition Democratic Party of Japan President Naoto Kan in the next lower house general election.

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