Kan at 33 years old

Kan at 33 years old

TOKYO, Japan - Naoto Kan (C) makes a V-sign at his election office in Mitaka, western Tokyo, to celebrate his first win in a House of Representatives election in June 1980. Kan, who was named prime minister on June 4, 2010, was 33 at that time.

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