Ozawa ends talks with Obuchi, Kanzaki

TOKYO, Japan - Liberal Party leader Ichiro Ozawa leaves the prime minister's official residence in Tokyo after holding talks with Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi and New Komeito party leader Takenori Kanzaki on April 1. Obuchi later announced his Liberal Democratic Party and the New Komeito are quitting the three-party coalition with the LP.

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