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Only One Mayor of Kumamoto Has Been Re-Elected for a Fourth Term. Are Multiple Terms a "Detriment" or a "Benefit"? What Points Do Experts Highlight?
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In Kumamoto City, since the introduction of the public election system in 1947, ten people, including Kazufumi Onishi, have served as mayor. The longest term was four terms, held by Toshio Hoshiko, who served as mayor from 1970 to 1986. If Onishi were to run for a fourth term, it would be the first time since Hoshiko. Regarding the pros and cons of multiple terms, experts say that "policy..."
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