Wrestler Onita to run in Nagasaki election

Wrestler Onita to run in Nagasaki election

NAGASAKI, Japan - Atsushi Onita, a professional wrestler and former upper house legislator, announces his plan to run in next year's Nagasaki gubernatorial election in Nagasaki City on Dec. 2, 2009.

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