Koizumi visits Olympics facility in Athens

ATHENS, Greece - Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Kizumi listens to an explanation about a stadium, which will be the goal of the 2004 Athens Olympics men and women's marathon races, during a brief tour of sports facilities in Athens on May 2.

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