Koizumi shows bicycle-riding skills to schoolchildren

Koizumi shows bicycle-riding skills to schoolchildren

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, wearing a suit made of woven reflecting material, rides a bicycle in front of schoolchildren at Hongo Elementary School in Tokyo's Bunkyo Ward on April 9 during a government-sponsored traffic safety campaign event.

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