Barshefsky meets Yosano

Barshefsky meets Yosano

U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky shakes hands with Japan's International Trade and Industry Minister Kaoru Yosano prior to their meeting in a Tokyo hotel Thursday Sept. 17.

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