Kawaguchi hopes for holding of 6-way talks in Sept.

Kawaguchi hopes for holding of 6-way talks in Sept.

BEIJING, China - Japanese Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi answers reporters' questions Sept. 13 on issues including six-nation talks on the dispute over North Korea's nuclear development programs. She is in Beijing for a three-day stay through Monday.

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