Kato to be named new Japanese envoy to Washington

Kato to be named new Japanese envoy to Washington

TOKYO, Japan - File photos show (from L to R) Deputy Foreign Minister Ryozo Kato, who will be named new Japanese ambassador to the United States, and Deputy Foreign Minister Yoshiji Nogami, who will succeed Kato. Foreign Minister Makiko Tanaka said Aug. 3 that their appointments will be approved at a cabinet meeting Aug. 10.

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