Jiang welcomed by officials, students in Sendai

Jiang welcomed by officials, students in Sendai

Chinese President Jiang Zemin (C) makes a speech at a reception hosted by Miyagi Gov. Shiro Asano (R) and Sendai Mayor Hajime Fujii (L) at a Sendai hotel on Nov. 28. Jiang arrived in Sendai, northeastern Japan, earlier in the day via Shinkansen bullet train after concluding the Tokyo portion of his six-day visit to Japan. ''Obande gozaimasu (good evening),'' the Chinese president said in the dialect of Tohoku, northeastern Japan, at the opening of his speech. ==Kyodo

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