Ex-Miyazaki Gov. Higashikokubaru to run for Tokyo governor

Ex-Miyazaki Gov. Higashikokubaru to run for Tokyo governor

TOKYO, Japan - Former Miyazaki Gov. Hideo Higashikokubaru announces his candidacy for the upcoming Tokyo gubernatorial election at a press conference in Tokyo on March 22, 2011, saying he hopes to revive disaster-hit Japan from the capital.

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