Japan goes to polls on Sunday for general election

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Japan goes to polls on Sunday for general election

It's less than 24-hours before Japan's general election. High on voter's agendas are the economy and cost of living, but also a corruption scandal that implicates ruling party members. And Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's call for a snap election is now being viewed as a gamble. Jan Camenzind Broomby reports from Tokyo.

October 26, 2024