LDP veteran Nakayama loses Diet seat

LDP veteran Nakayama loses Diet seat

ISAHAYA, Japan - Nariaki Nakayama (L), a veteran lawmaker of the Liberal Democratic Party, bows as he offers a traditional ''dogeza'' apology to supporters for his failure to be reelected in Miyazaki on Aug. 30. Nakayama, a former minister of land, infrastructure, transport and tourism, lost his seat in the lower house.

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