Antinuclear Tomorrow Party decides to split by year-end

Antinuclear Tomorrow Party decides to split by year-end

OSAKA, Japan - Shiga Gov. Yukiko Kada meets the press in Osaka on Dec. 27, 2012. The antinuclear Tomorrow Party of Japan, launched a month ago by Kada, decided the same day to split into two groups by the end of the year due to internal conflicts over personnel matters.

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