Koizumi heads home after completing 5-nation S.E. Asia tour

Koizumi heads home after completing 5-nation S.E. Asia tour

SINGAPORE, Singapore - Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi heads home from Singapore on Jan. 15 after completing a weeklong tour of five Southeast Asian nations. Koizumi called for closer economic and security relations between Japan and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations during the trip, which also had taken him to the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia.

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