Sports minister Hase meets with reporters

Sports minister Hase meets with reporters

Sports minister Hiroshi Hase meets with reporters in the western Japan city of Kurashiki on March 6, 2016. Following an uproar over the lack of a location for the Olympic cauldron at the new national stadium, Hase said a team will review the issue and put together a policy by late April. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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