(2)Japan's U.N. envoy moves into $30 mil. N.Y. residence

NEW YORK, United States - Reporters got a glimpse on Aug. 1 of the new residence in New York of the Japanese ambassador to the United Nations. Ambassador Koichi Haraguchi and his family moved into the 2,350-square-meter Manhattan residence on July 17, which is only steps from Central Park and consists of five floors above ground and two below. (Kyodo)

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