Wen tours Kyoto - visits Kyoto rice farmer

Wen tours Kyoto - visits Kyoto rice farmer

KYOTO, Japan - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao tries out a rice seedling planter during a visit to a rice farmer in Kyoto on April 13. The two countries agreed during Wen's visit to Tokyo on April 12 on China's lifting of its four-year ban on imports of Japanese rice. (Kyodo)

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