First lady Laura Bush visits Tokyo elementary school

First lady Laura Bush visits Tokyo elementary school

TOKYO, Japan - Laura Bush, wife of U.S. President George W. Bush, meets schoolchildren at Akashi Elementary School in Tokyo's Chuo Ward on Feb. 18. The photo was taken by a midia representative.

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