Fukui Gov. Nishikawa assured of reelection

Fukui Gov. Nishikawa assured of reelection

FUKUI, Japan - Incumbent Fukui Gov. Issei Nishikawa, joined by his supporters, celebrates after winning reelection in the poll held on April 8.

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