Premier Obuchi smiles with Valentine's Day chocolates

Premier Obuchi smiles with Valentine's Day chocolates

Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi smiles Feb. 15 at the prime minister's official residence after receiving Valentine's Day chocolates women reporters one day late.

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