(2)Blair leaves Japan after talks with Koizumi

(2)Blair leaves Japan after talks with Koizumi

HAKONE, Japan - British Prime Minister Tony Blair (L) and his wife Cherie depart from Tokyo's Haneda airport for Seoul, South Korea, after wrapping up their three-day visit to Japan on July 20.

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