Moore meets Japan labor union leader

Moore meets Japan labor union leader

TOKYO, Japan - U.S. filmmaker Michael Moore (L) and Nobuaki Koga, leader of the Japanese Trade Union Confederation, the country's largest labor union confederation, speak during a discussion session at a Tokyo hotel Dec. 2, 2009. Moore was on his first trip to Japan to promote his latest work ''Capitalism.''

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