Obuchi's family mourn ex-premier's death at private funeral

Obuchi's family mourn ex-premier's death at private funeral

TOKYO, Japan - Family members of former Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi and their colleagues pay their respects to the former premier on May 16 at a private funeral in Tokyo's Aoyama Funeral Hall. Obuchi's wife, Chizuko (C), was among the mourners, who offered flowers on the altar one by one.

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