Koizumi encourages students evacuated from Miyakejima

Koizumi encourages students evacuated from Miyakejima

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi greets schoolchildren from the island of Miyakejima at a former high school building on Sept. 29 in Akiruno, western Tokyo, the students' temporary home after being evacuated from the island last year following volcanic activity. Koizumi visited the island for inspection earlier in the day.

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