Ibaragi wins in Okayama gubernatorial race

Ibaragi wins in Okayama gubernatorial race

OKAYAMA, Japan - Ryuta Ibaragi, former president of Okayama-based department store chain Tenmaya Co., celebrates after winning the Okayama gubernatorial race in the city of Okayama on Oct. 28, 2012.

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