Koizumi addresses Japan-U.S. Business Council

Koizumi addresses Japan-U.S. Business Council

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (at the rostrum) addresses the Japan-U.S. Business Council in Tokyo on Oct. 21. He reiterated that his government will fix the bad-loan problem by fiscal 2004.

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