Koizumi cheers staff working on his e-mail magazine

Koizumi cheers staff working on his e-mail magazine

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (C) cheers up his staff working on his e-mail magazine at the Cabinet Office's public relations room June 26. The popularity of the e-mail magazine showed no signs of waning, with the number of subscribers already passing the two million mark.

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