Office of once powerful LDP faction facing wrecking ball

Office of once powerful LDP faction facing wrecking ball

TOKYO, Japan - The TBR Building in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward, which once provided a center of operations for powerful LDP lawmakers, is set to be demolished.

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