(1)Koizumi has lunch with 2 Japanese Nobel laureates

(1)Koizumi has lunch with 2 Japanese Nobel laureates

TOKYO, Japan - Two Japanese 2002 Nobel Prize laureates -- Masatoshi Koshiba (L) and Koichi Tanaka (R) -- talk with Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi at the prime minister's official office in Tokyo on Oct. 11 before a special congratulatory lunch. Koshiba, 76, shared the Nobel Prize in Physics and Tanaka, 43, shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

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