LDP rookies make debuts in Diet debate on postal bills

LDP rookies make debuts in Diet debate on postal bills

TOKYO, Japan - Yukari Sato, who was elected in the Sept. 11 general election on an LDP ticket, makes her debut in Diet deliberations in a session of the lower house Special Committee on Postal Privatization on Oct. 7.

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