Ozawa, Kan hold talks ahead of DPJ presidential election

Ozawa, Kan hold talks ahead of DPJ presidential election

TOKYO, Japan - Ichiro Ozawa (L) and Naoto Kan, top candidates for the presidency of the main opposition Democratic Party of Japan, hold talks at a Tokyo hotel on April 6, one day before the presidential election.

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