Actress Mihara expresses willingness to run in election

Actress Mihara expresses willingness to run in election

TOKYO, Japan - Actress Junko Mihara addresses an event at the headquarters of the main opposition Liberal Democratic Party in Tokyo on April 8, 2010. Mihara expressed her willingness to run in the upcoming House of Councillors election for the LDP.

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