Dalai Lama cancels planned trip to Japan

Dalai Lama cancels planned trip to Japan

This file photo shows The Dalai Lama. The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader has canceled a trip to Japan scheduled for November 2017 on his doctor's advice. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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