Koizumi visits Cambodia monument to slain Japanese volunteer

Koizumi visits Cambodia monument to slain Japanese volunteer

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi prays in front of a monument in Phnom Penh dedicated to Atsuhito Nakata, a Japanese volunteer who was shot dead in Cambodia in 1993, on Nov. 5. Nakata was killed while preparing for U.N.-supervised general elections in Cambodia. (Pool photo)

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