TOKYO - Hiromu Nonaka, a pacifist ruling Liberal Democratic Party politician who served as top government spokesman in the late 1990s and remained critical of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's constitutional amendment drive, died Friday at a hospital in Kyoto, a party source said. He was 92.
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