Ex-New Komeito head Kanzaki gives up Diet seat

TOKYO, Japan - Former New Komeito party President Takenori Kanzaki speaks about giving up his seat at the House of Representatives at a news conference in Tokyo on April 1, 2010. Kanzaki said his health condition ''may cause trouble in pursuing political activities.''

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