Kanagawa governor tells gov't he rejects realignment plans

Kanagawa governor tells gov't he rejects realignment plans

TOKYO, Japan - Kanagawa Gov. Shigefumi Matsuzawa (L) fields questions from reporters at the Defense Agency in Tokyo on Nov. 7 after meeting with agency chief Fukushiro Nukaga. The governor demanded that Japan and the United States withdraw realignment plans, including one to upgrade U.S. Army Japan's headquarters at Camp Zama in his prefecture to a Japan-U.S. joint task force-capable command.

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