Murayama hands letter from Obuchi

Murayama hands letter from Obuchi

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Former Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama (R) hands a letter from Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi to North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, to Kim Yong Sun (L), secretary of the Workers Party of Korea's central committee secretariat, in Pyongyang on Dec. 2. Murayama is the leader of a mission consisting of lawmakers of both ruling and opposition parties. The delegation hopes the two countries will draw up a document calling for them to resume dialogue.

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