Japan's new first lady

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken in October 2008 shows Nobuko Kan, the wife of newly elected Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan, posing during campaigning in Tokyo's Sugamo district. The characters on her dress read ''Change'' and ''Change of government.''

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