From: The Asahi Shimbun
In the lead-up to the fifth winter since the 2011
disasters, a man from Namie, Fukushima Prefecture, was speaking into a
microphone at the side of Hachiko, the iconic statue of the faithful
dog, in front of Tokyo's Shibuya Station.
“I am giving this stump speech here because I don’t quite
understand,” said Keizo Oguro, who was running in the Namie mayoral
election, on Nov. 9.
Oguro, 59, a former chairman of the Namie town assembly, was
canvassing for votes from residents of his town who had evacuated from
the nuclear accident. He was unsuccessful in his bid on Nov. 15. MORE
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