EPA chief explains Japan's economy

TOKYO, Japan - Economic Planning Agency (EPA) chief Taichi Sakaiya briefs reporters on Japan's economy at the EPA building in Tokyo on Sept. 11. The agency announced the nation's gross domestic product grew a real 1.0% in the April-June quarter from the previous quarter for the second consecutive quarterly rise.

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