Who will speak as Japan's foreign minister at the U.N. General Assembly meeting Sept. 23?
The question has been hovering over Tokyo's Nagata-cho and Kasumigaseki districts in connection with the Liberal Democratic Party's presidential election on Sept. 20 and a reshuffled Cabinet.
The events soon to take place may not all be favorable to incumbent Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi, 62, who holds no Diet seat.
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