U.S. Secretary of State Clinton leaves Tokyo for Indonesia

U.S. Secretary of State Clinton leaves Tokyo for Indonesia

TOKYO, Japan - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton waves as she leaves Tokyo's Haneda airport on Feb. 18 for Indonesia. Clinton stayed in Tokyo for three days on her first overseas trip as the chief U.S. diplomat. (Kyodo)

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