Reconstruction minister Matsumoto

Reconstruction minister Matsumoto

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's disaster reconstruction minister Ryu Matsumoto speaks during a press conference in Tokyo on July 5, 2011. Matsumoto tendered his resignation the same day only about a week after he assumed the newly created post, following a series of remarks that have angered people affected by the March 11 catastrophes in the country's northeast.

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