Opposition lawmaker Renho to run for Tokyo governor

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Opposition lawmaker Renho to run for Tokyo governor

Renho, a House of Councillors lawmaker from the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, holds a press conference in Tokyo on May 27, 2024, announcing her intention to run in the Japanese capital's gubernatorial election in July.(Kyodo)

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