DPJ presidential candidate Maehara

DPJ presidential candidate Maehara

TOKYO, Japan - Former Foreign Minister Seiji Maehara makes a phone call to a fellow Democratic Party of Japan member of parliament at a Tokyo hotel on Aug. 28, 2011, seeking support for his bid to become the president of the ruling party. Maehara is one of the five candidates in the ruling party presidential election the following day, whose winner will take over as Japan's prime minister.

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