Taro Hatoyama (Party of Hope) campaigning in Nihombashi, Tokyo.

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Party of Hope campaign rally, Tokyo, Japan - 10 Oct 2017

Tokyo Govrrnor and leader of Party of Hope, Yuriko Koike campaigning with Taro Hatoyama (Party of Hope) in Nihombashi, Tokyo.

Tokyo Governor and leder of the Party of Hope Yuriko Koike (L) delivers a campaign speech for her party candidate Taro Hatoyama (C) during a general election campaign in Tokyo on Tuesday, October 10, 2017.

Tokyo Governor and leder of the Party of Hope Yuriko Koike reacts to her supporters after she delivered a campaign speech for her party candidate Taro Hatoyama (C) during a general election campaign in Tokyo on Tuesday, October 10, 2017.

Tokyo Governor and leder of the Party of Hope Yuriko Koike (C) delivers a campaign speech for her party candidate Taro Hatoyama (R) during a general election campaign in Tokyo on Tuesday, October 10, 2017.

Tokyo Governor and leder of the Party of Hope Yuriko Koike shakes hands with her suporter upon her arrival for a campaign speech for her party candidate Taro Hatoyama (C) during a general election campaign in Tokyo on Tuesday, October 10, 2017.

Tokyo Governor and leder of the Party of Hope Yuriko Koike shakes hands with her supporter upon her arrival for her party candidate Taro Hatoyama (C) during a general election campaign in Tokyo on Tuesday, October 10, 2017.

Tokyo Governor and leder of the Party of Hope Yuriko Koike (C) delivers a campaign speech for her party candidate Taro Hatoyama (2nd R) during a general election campaign in Tokyo on Tuesday, October 10, 2017.

Tokyo Governor and leder of the Party of Hope Yuriko Koike (L) delivers a campaign speech for her party candidate Taro Hatoyama (R) during a general election campaign in Tokyo on Tuesday, October 10, 2017.

Tokyo Governor and leder of the Party of Hope Yuriko Koike shakes hands with  supporter upon her arrival for a campaign speech for her party candidate Taro Hatoyama (C) during a general election campaign in Tokyo on Tuesday, October 10, 2017.

Taro Hatoyama, a candidate for Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike's Party of Hope waves to his supporters during a general election campaign in Tokyo on Tuesday, October 10, 2017.

Taro Hatoyama (L), a candidate for Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike's Party of Hope shakes hands with a voter during a general election campaign in Tokyo on Tuesday, October 10, 2017.

Taro Hatoyama (L), a candidate for Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike's Party of Hope shakes hnds with a voter during a general election campaign in Tokyo on Tuesday, October 10, 2017.

Taro Hatoyama (Party of Hope) campaigning in Ginza, Tokyo.

Party of Hope campaign rally, Tokyo, Japan - 07 Oct 2017

Japan's Outgoing Prime Minister Taro Aso (r) Receives a Bouquet From a Staff Member As He Leaves His Official Residence in Tokyo Japan 16 September 2009 His Successor Democratic Party of Japan Leader Yukio Hatoyama is Set to Be Elected As Japan's New Prime Minister Later in the Day and to Launch a New Coalition Government Japan Tokyo

Japan Politics - Sep 2009

Japan's Outgoing Prime Minister Taro Aso (r) Acknowledges to Staff Members As He Leaves His Official Residence in Tokyo Japan 16 September 2009 His Successor Democratic Party of Japan Leader Yukio Hatoyama is Set to Be Elected As Japan's New Prime Minister Later in the Day and to Launch a New Coalition Government Japan Tokyo

Holding a Bouquet Japan's Outgoing Prime Minister Taro Aso Smiles As He Leaves His Official Residence in Tokyo Japan 16 September 2009 His Successor Democratic Party of Japan Leader Yukio Hatoyama is Set to Be Elected As Japan's New Prime Minister Later in the Day and to Launch a New Coalition Government Japan Tokyo

Out Going Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso Placed His Vote For Prime Minister in the Japanese Diet Chambers in Tokyo Japan 16 September 2009 President of the Democratic Party of Japan Yukio Hatoyama Was Elected During the Special Parliamentary Session of the House of Representatives

Japan Politics -  16 Sep 2009

Democratic Party of Japan Leader and Presumptive New Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama On His Way to a Meeting with Prime Minister Taro Aso at the Pms Offices in the Diet Building in Tokyo Japan 14 September 2009 Hatoyama is Expected to Be Elected Prime Minister When the Diet Convenes On 16 September

Democratic Party of Japan Leader, Yukio Hatoyama - 14 Sep 2009

Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) President Yukio Hatoyama Smiles As He Puts a Rosette on the Name of an Elected Candidate at the Dpj's Elections Headquarters in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 According to Local Media the Main Opposition Democratic Party of Japan Appears Certain to Achieve a Landslide Victory Over the Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) in the General Election by Winning More Than 300 of the 480 Seats in the Powerful House of Representatives Hatoyama is Set to Become the New Prime Minister to Replace the Ldp's Taro Aso Japan Tokyo

Japan Elections - Aug 2009

Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) President Yukio Hatoyama Smiles As He Puts a Rosette on the Name of an Elected Candidate at the Dpj's Elections Headquarters in Tokyo Japan 30 August 2009 According to Local Media the Main Opposition Democratic Party of Japan Appears Certain to Achieve a Landslide Victory Over the Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) in the General Election by Winning More Than 300 of the 480 Seats in the Powerful House of Representatives Hatoyama is Set to Become the New Prime Minister to Replace the Ldp's Taro Aso Japan Tokyo

Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso Bows After Concluding His Last News Conference As President of the Ruling Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) at Party's Headquarters in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 Following the Historical Defeat in the Lower House Elections the Ruling Ldp Lost Power For Only the Second Time Since 1955 and Opposition Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Led by Yukio Hatoyama Won a Landslide Victory in the General Election Japan Tokyo

Japan Election Aso - Aug 2009

Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso Speaks During His Last News Conference As President of the Ruling Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) at Party's Headquarters in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 Following the Historical Defeat in the Lower House Elections the Ruling Ldp Lost Power For Only the Second Time Since 1955 and Opposition Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Led by Yukio Hatoyama Won a Landslide Victory in the General Election Japan Tokyo

Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso Gestures As Leaves His Last News Conference As President of the Ruling Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) at Party's Headquarters in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 Following the Historical Defeat in the Lower House Elections the Ruling Ldp Lost Power For Only the Second Time Since 1955 and Opposition Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Led by Yukio Hatoyama Won a Landslide Victory in the General Election Japan Tokyo

Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso Speaks During His Last News Conference As President of the Ruling Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) at Party's Headquarters in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 Following the Historical Defeat in the Lower House Elections the Ruling Ldp Lost Power For Only the Second Time Since 1955 and Opposition Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Led by Yukio Hatoyama Won a Landslide Victory in the General Election

Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso Bows After Concluding His Last News Conference As President of the Ruling Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) at Party's Headquarters in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 Following the Historical Defeat in the Lower House Elections the Ruling Ldp Lost Power For Only the Second Time Since 1955 and Opposition Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Led by Yukio Hatoyama Won a Landslide Victory in the General Election

Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso Speaks at the Headquarters of the Ruling Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 Following the Historical Defeat in the Lower House Elections the Ruling Ldp Lost Power For Only the Second Time Since 1955 and Opposition Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Led by Yukio Hatoyama Won a Landslide Victory in the General Election

Japanese Commuter Reads the Monday Morning Paper Featuring a Front Page Photo of Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Leader Yukio Hatoyama (top) and Defeated Liberal Democratic Party President and Prime Minister Taro Aso (bottom) On a Commuter Train in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 the Main Opposition Democratic Party of Japan Achieved a Landslide Victory Over the Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) in the General Election by Winning More Than 300 of the 480 Seats in the Powerful House of Representatives Yukio Hatoyama Leader of the Ldp is Set to Become the New Prime Minister to Replace the Ldp's Taro Aso

Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Leader Yukio Hatoyama Photo Graces the Front Page of Monday Morning Papers at a Train Station Kiosk in Downtown Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 the Main Opposition Democratic Party of Japan Achieved a Landslide Victory Over the Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) in the General Election by Winning More Than 300 of the 480 Seats in the Powerful House of Representatives Yukio Hatoyama Leader of the Ldp is Set to Become the New Prime Minister to Replace the Ldp's Taro Aso

Japanese Commuter Reads the Monday Morning Paper Featuring a Photo of Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Leader Yukio Hatoyama On the Front Page at a Train Station in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 the Main Opposition Democratic Party of Japan Achieved a Landslide Victory Over the Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) in the General Election by Winning More Than 300 of the 480 Seats in the Powerful House of Representatives Yukio Hatoyama Leader of the Ldp is Set to Become the New Prime Minister to Replace the Ldp's Taro Aso

Japanese Consumers Look at Television News in an Electronics Store Showing Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Leader Yukio Hatoyama in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 the Japanese Public is Concerned of How the Country's Economy Will Be Improved Following the Main Opposition Democratic Party of Japan's Landslide Victory Over the Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) in the General Elections Sunday Yukio Hatoyama Leader of the Ldp is Set to Become the New Prime Minister to Replace the Ldp's Taro Aso

Japanese Consumer Looks at Television News in an Electronics Store Showing Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Leader Yukio Hatoyama in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 the Japanese Public is Concerned of How the Country's Economy Will Be Improved Following the Main Opposition Democratic Party of Japan's Landslide Victory Over the Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) in the General Elections Sunday Yukio Hatoyama Leader of the Ldp is Set to Become the New Prime Minister to Replace the Ldp's Taro Aso

Japanese Consumers Look at Television News in an Electronics Store Showing Defeated Prime Minister Aso Taro in Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 the Japanese Public is Concerned of How the Country's Economy Will Be Improved Following the Main Opposition Democratic Party of Japan's Landslide Victory Over the Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) in the General Elections Sunday Yukio Hatoyama Leader of the Ldp is Set to Become the New Prime Minister to Replace the Ldp's Taro Aso

Democratic Party of Japan (dpj) Leader Yukio Hatoyama Photo (c) Graces the Front Page of Monday Morning Papers at a Train Station Kiosk in Downtown Tokyo Japan 31 August 2009 the Main Opposition Democratic Party of Japan Achieved a Landslide Victory Over the Liberal Democratic Party (ldp) in the General Election by Winning More Than 300 of the 480 Seats in the Powerful House of Representatives Yukio Hatoyama Leader of the Ldp is Set to Become the New Prime Minister to Replace the Ldp's Taro Aso

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