Kanzaki projected to retain lower house seat

Kanzaki projected to retain lower house seat

TOKYO, Japan - Takenori Kanzaki (C), leader of the New Komeito party, a partner in the ruling coalition, marks the name of a party candidate who appears certain to win in the House of Representatives election at the party's headquarters in Tokyo on Nov. 9. Kanzaki himself appeared headed for victory in the election

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