Veteran LDP politician Aizawa loses lower house seat

Veteran LDP politician Aizawa loses lower house seat

YONAGO, Japan - Hideyuki Aizawa (L), former minister in charge of financial affairs, speaks to his supporters at his election office in Yonago, Tottori Prefecture, on Nov. 9 after losing in the general election for the House of Representatives. His wife, actress Yoko Tsukasa, stands beside him.

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