Premier Obuchi leaves for Okinawa

Premier Obuchi leaves for Okinawa

TOKYO, Japan, - Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi (C) leaves Haneda airport for Okinawa Prefecture on March 25 to inspect the venues of the Group of Eight (G-8) major nations' summit, to be held in the northern Okinawa Island city of Nago in July 21-23. The premier, who visits the southernmost island prefecture for the first time since he assumed the post, is to hold a press conference at Okinawa Harbor View Hotel in Naha in the prefecture on March 26.

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