50-50 chance for Koizumi's 3rd visit to N. Korea, Yamasaki says

TOKYO, Japan - Taku Yamasaki (file photo), former vice president of the Liberal Democratic Party, told a TV program Nov. 13 there is a fifty-fifty possibility that Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi will visit North Korea again before he leaves office next September. (Kyodo)

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