Upper house condemns missile launch

Upper house condemns missile launch

The House of Councillors unanimously adopts a resolution Thursday Sept. 3 condemning North Korea's missile launch and urging the government to take strong measures. Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi (2nd from right) remains seated on the rostrum as the voting result is displayed.

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