President barack Obama formally nominated Caroline Kennedy served as U.S. ambassador to Japan

Caroline Kennedy

U.S. President barack Obama Wednesday nominated former President John Kennedy's daughter Caroline Kennedy served as U.S. ambassador to Japan.
It is reported that Obama needs to get the nomination through the senate. If passed, Caroline will replace the expiration of the term ambassador Ruth served as ambassador to Japan, she will be in Japan's first female ambassador in the United States.
According to media reports, the Obama administration to keep the United States has sent the tradition of important people for the post. Including former vice President walter mondale in former ambassador and former senate majority leader, mike Mansfield, and Howard baker.
Previously, Caroline Kennedy hadn't been engaged in the political or diplomatic office, so the nomination has been drawn to the outside world. Caroline has a bar. Her books have been engaged in editorial work, also served as President Kennedy related consortium director position. She is staunch supporters of the President barack Obama.
55, Caroline Kennedy is the eldest daughter of former President John f. Kennedy. Her grandfather, Joseph Kennedy from 1938 to 1940, a former American ambassador.