N.Z. asks for loan of artifacts from Japanese museum

N.Z. asks for loan of artifacts from Japanese museum

TOKYO, Japan - New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark (L) talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Yohei Kono at the Iikura state guesthouse in Tokyo on April 12. Clark asked Kono to promote more cultural exchanges between the two countries, including exhibiting in New Zealand some artifacts from a Japanese museum.

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