TOKYO - Mariko Suga, the woman who became Japan's new first lady on Wednesday, gave a rare public speech before supporters of her husband in his constituency in Yokohama, near Tokyo, where the native of a rural town in the country's northeast started a political career more than 30 years ago.
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