Japan's new economic policy minister Kaieda

Japan's new economic policy minister Kaieda

TOKYO, Japan - Lower house member Banri Kaieda enters the prime minister's office in Tokyo on Sept. 17, 2010, after being named as minister for economic and fiscal policy in Prime Minister Naoto Kan's reshuffled Cabinet. Kaieda is close to Kan's rival Ichiro Ozawa, a bigwig of Kan's ruling Democratic Party of Japan.

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