Ex-Foreign Minister Mitsuzuka dies at 76

Ex-Foreign Minister Mitsuzuka dies at 76

TOKYO, Japan - Hiroshi Mitsuzuka, a former foreign minister from the Liberal Democratic Party, died April 25 at a Tokyo hospital. He was 76. Photo shows Mitsuzuka (L), then chairman of the Japan-Russia parliamentarians group, shaking hands with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the state guesthouse in Tokyo in September 2000.

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