Japan's lower house dissolved for general election

Japan's lower house dissolved for general election

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's lower house members throw their arms in the air, a traditional gesture, on Nov. 21, 2014, at the chamber in Tokyo, as the House of Representatives was dissolved for a general election.

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