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DMTX. Japanese Finance Minister, Hirohisa Fujii, has announced he will step down shortly after taking office, citing ill health as the reason for his resignation. He will be replaced by Naoto Kan, Hat
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Japanese Finance Minister, Hirohisa Fujii, has announced he will step down shortly after taking office, citing ill health as the reason for his resignation. He will be replaced by Naoto Kan, Hatoyama's deputy prime minister. Tokyo, Japan. 27/10/2009.

Japanese Finance Minister, Hirohisa Fujii, has announced he will step down shortly after taking office, citing ill health as the reason for his resignation. He will be replaced by Naoto Kan, Hatoyama's deputy prime minister. Tokyo, Japan. 27/10/2009.

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Japanese Finance Minister, Hirohisa Fujii, has announced he will step down shortly after taking office, citing ill health as the reason for his resignation. He will be replaced by Naoto Kan, Hatoyama's deputy prime minister. Tokyo, Japan. 27/10/2009.

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Japanese Finance Minister, Hirohisa Fujii, has announced he will step down shortly after taking office, citing ill health as the reason for his resignation. He will be replaced by Naoto Kan, Hatoyama's deputy prime minister. Tokyo, Japan. 27/10/2009.

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