(3)Kawaguchi in Johannesburg

(3)Kawaguchi in Johannesburg

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Japanese Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi (R) and Japanese Environment Minister Hiroshi Oki (C) chat with British Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott at a Johannesburg hotel on Aug. 30. The three leaders are attending the ongoing Earth Summit.

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