Koizumi hopes for success in soccer with S. Korea

Koizumi hopes for success in soccer with S. Korea

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi expresses hope that Japan and South Korea's co-hosting of the World Cup soccer finals this year will be successful and that the two countries will boost bilateral exchanges. Koizumi expressed the hope in a videotaped New Year message released Jan. 1 for the Japanese and South Korean people.

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