Japanese astronaut Doi talks with Fukuda, Tokai, school juniors

Japanese astronaut Doi talks with Fukuda, Tokai, school juniors

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda (2nd from R in front) is briefed at his office on March 20 on the inside of a stowage module for Japan's manned space laboratory Kibo by Japanese astronaut Takao Doi (R in a monitor screen at rear), who is staying on the International Space Station in orbit some 400 kilometers above Earth. At right is astronaut Chiaki Mukai and at left are pupils of Doi's old school, Higashi Junior High School in Kofu, capital of Yamanashi Prefecture.

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