Roh conveys Japan premier's message to N. Korean leader Kim

Roh conveys Japan premier's message to N. Korean leader Kim

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean Unification Minister Lee Jae Joung (R) briefs reporters in Seoul on Oct. 5 about summit talks between South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. (Kyodo)

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