Japan coalition leaders meet S. Korea President-elect Roh

Japan coalition leaders meet S. Korea President-elect Roh

SEOUL, South Korea - The secretaries general of Japan's three ruling coalition parties -- Toshihiro Nikai of the New Conservative Party (L), Tetsuzo Fuyushiba of the New Komeito (2nd from L) and Taku Yamasaki of the Liberal Democratic Party (3rd from L) -- talk with South Korean President-elect Roh Moo Hyun (R) in Seoul on Feb. 10.

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