N.Z. Prime Minister Clark sips tea in Fukuoka

FUKUOKA, Japan - New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark (R) takes a stroll in a park in Fukuoka, the sister city of Auckland, where she viewed azaleas and had a taste of traditional Japanese green tea on April 14. Clark is in Japan for a six-day visit that started April 11 to exchange views with Japanese political and business leaders.

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