Wen visits Osaka, heads home

OSAKA, Japan - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao waves to well-wishers at Osaka airport on April 13 before heading back to China after a three-day visit to Japan. Wen is the first Chinese leader to visit Japan in six and a half years.

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