Ex-wrestler Inoki to run in upper house election

TOKYO, Japan - Former Japanese wrestling star Antonio Inoki holds a press conference at a Tokyo hotel on June 5, 2013, to formally announce that he will run in the upcoming upper house election for the Japan Restoration Party.

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