Japanese opposition leader Hatoyama arrives in Seoul for talks

SEOUL, South Korea - Yukio Hatoyama (L), president of the leading opposition Democratic Party of Japan, and South Korea's National Assembly speaker Kim Hyung O shake hands at the National Assembly in Seoul on June 5 before their talks. Hatoyama arrived in Seoul earlier in the day on his first official overseas trip since being elected DPJ president on May 16.

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