Castro makes surprise appearance at Japanese reception

Castro makes surprise appearance at Japanese reception

HAVANA, Cuba - Cuban President Fidel Castro (C) is greeted by Hiroshi Mitsuzuka, former finance minister and leader of a visiting Japanese delegation, as he made a surprise appearance at a reception Mitsuzuka hosted at the Japanese ambassador's residence in Havana on Nov. 23. Mitsuzuka handed Castro a letter from Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi.

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