Tanimoto reelected as Ishikawa governor

Tanimoto reelected as Ishikawa governor

KANAZAWA, Japan - Incumbent Masanori Tanimoto (C) celebrates after winning the Ishikawa gubernatorial election on March 14, 2010, in the city of Kanazawa. Tanimoto, backed by the ruling Democratic Party of Japan and the main opposition Liberal Democratic Party, defeated by a wide margin three rookie candidates for his fifth four-year term.

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