Koizumi watches 'Nutcracker' ballet at Bolshoi

Koizumi watches 'Nutcracker' ballet at Bolshoi

MOSCOW, Russia - Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi watches the ''Nutcracker'' ballet at the Bolshoi Theater on Jan. 9, his first outing in Moscow after a 10-hour flight from Tokyo. (Pool photo)

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