SDP's Doi meets with S. Korean President Kim

SDP's Doi meets with S. Korean President Kim

SEOUL, South Korea - Takako Doi (L), leader of Japan's opposition Social Democratic Party, shakes hands with South Korean President Kim Dae Jung at the presidential Blue House in Seoul on Feb. 10 prior to their talks.

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