Himei remains in DPJ, not to join new group

TOKYO, Japan - Yumiko Himei (R), an opposition Democratic Party of Japan member of the House of Councillors, speaks at a press conference at the party's headquarters in Tokyo on Aug. 29. Himei said she has decided not to join a new political party founded by two other DPJ members and two independents.

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