New parliamentarians step into lower house after election

TOKYO, Japan - Muneo Suzuki, a former Liberal Democratic Party member, returns to the House of Representatives on Sept. 21, despite facing a bribery trial, as a member of the New Party Daichi to attend a special Diet session after the Sept. 11 general election.

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