Chinese Premier Wen moves on to western Japan

Chinese Premier Wen moves on to western Japan

OSAKA, Japan - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao waves to people as he arrives at Osaka airport from Tokyo on April 13 to spend the last day of his three-day Japan visit in Kyoto and Osaka.

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