Lawmakers' group compiles bills on changing Constitution

TOKYO, Japan - Former Foreign Minister Taro Nakayama (standing) speaks at a meeting in a Tokyo hotel Nov. 16. of a group of lawmakers calling for a revision of Japan's Constitution. The group, made up of 313 Diet members, drew up two bills concerning the procedures to revise the Constitution, which they intend to submit to the Diet in January.

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