Obuchi, Kim toast each other at dinner on Cheju Island

Obuchi, Kim toast each other at dinner on Cheju Island

CHEJU, South Korea - Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi (L) and his South Korean counterpart Kim Jong Pil toast each other's health and further friendship and cooperation between Japan and South Korea at a dinner held on Cheju Island on Oct. 23. The dinner took place on the first day of a two-day bilateral cabinet-level meeting.

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