(3)Rallies, marches held in Japan to oppose war on Iraq

(3)Rallies, marches held in Japan to oppose war on Iraq

NAGOYA, Japan - Members of pacifist groups march through the main street of Nagoya, central Japan, on Jan. 18 to oppose a possible war on Iraq. The banner reads: ''America shouldn't attack Iraq. Japan, stop taking part in war.''

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