(2) Koizumi departs for boat trip to view Russian-held isles

NEMURO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi goes on board the Japan Coast Guard's 1,200-ton patrol boat Erimo at Hanasaki port in Nemuro, Hokkaido, on Sept. 2 to make a boat trip to view a group of Russian-held islands claimed by Japan. Hundreds of former residents of the islands and their offspring saw him off. (Pool photo)

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