DPJ launches new leadership under Hatoyama

DPJ launches new leadership under Hatoyama

TOKYO, Japan - New top executives of the main opposition Democratic Party of Japan -- (from L to R) Acting President Azuma Koshiishi, Acting President Naoto Kan, President Yukio Hatoyama, Acting President Ichiro Ozawa and Secretary General Katsuya Okada -- pose for photos at the DPJ's headquarters in Tokyo on May 19 after the new party leadership under Hatoyama was launched.

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