Bulgarian sumo wrestler meets his country's premier

TOKYO, Japan - Bulgarian sumo wrestler Kotooshu shakes hands with Bulgarian Prime Minister Simeon Saxcoburggotski at a Tokyo hotel on Dec. 13. The prime minister is visiting Japan to exchange views on Iraq and U.N. reforms. (Kyodo)

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