Special Olympics torch arrives at premier's office

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (L), joined by Special Olympics Nippon athlete Kae Momota (C), holds the Special Olympics torch outside his office on Feb. 18. Standing behind are some of the law enforcement officers who are taking part in the torch relay that takes the ''Flame of Hope'' to Nagano, the site of the Special Olympics World Winter Games opening on Feb. 26.

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