Ex-TV Asahi announcer Tamayo Marukawa wins upper house seat

Ex-TV Asahi announcer Tamayo Marukawa wins upper house seat

TOKYO, Japan - Tamayo Marukawa, a former TV Asahi announcer, speaks to her supporters after she was elected to the House of Councillors on July 29 from Tokyo's constituency on the Liberal Democratic Party ticket.

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