Ex-Taiwan leader Lee in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Former Taiwanese President Lee Teng-hui speaks to reporters after delivering a lecture at the Hibiya Kokaido hall in Tokyo on Sept. 5, 2009. Lee talked about relations between Japan and the United States under the incoming government under Yukio Hatoyama, the prime minister in waiting, as well as ties between Japan and Taiwan.

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