(2)Japan again OKs nationalist text

(2)Japan again OKs nationalist text

TOKYO, Japan - Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Minister Nariaki Nakayama (C) speaks with reporters after his ministry approved a new edition of a controversial junior high school history textbook that drew strong protests from China and South Korea.

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