Tokyo assembly approves writer Inose to become vice governor

Tokyo assembly approves writer Inose to become vice governor

TOKYO, Japan - Writer Naoki Inose, who was approved by the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly to become Tokyo's fourth vice governor, answers questions from reporters at the metropolitan government building on June 27.

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