Staff writer
Nobuo Takagi, 39, considers himself an ordinary Tokyo resident. But since he lost his eyesight several years ago, he feels he has been deprived of one of the most basic civil rights: the right to vote.
Although he casts a braille ballot at every election, Takagi, who lives alone, does not receive enough information to judge which candidate may be best.
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