Japan PM pledges reforms after election win

AFP English 2013-07-22

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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pledges to push on with painful reforms aimed at fixing Japan's economic woes after voters handed him a handsome majority in upper house polls. Duration: 01:07.
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