Ishihara back to Tokyo after Tokyo's failed Olympic bid

Ishihara back to Tokyo after Tokyo's failed Olympic bid

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara meets the press at the Tokyo metropolitan government office Oct. 4, 2009, after the Japanese capital failed to be chosen by the International Olympic Committee as host of the 2016 Summer Games.

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