Demonstration in Tokyo over Senkakus

Demonstration in Tokyo over Senkakus

TOKYO, Japan - About 4,000 people rallied in Tokyo on Nov. 6, 2010, criticizing both the Japanese and Chinese governments over collisions involving ships of the two countries in waters near the disputed Senkaku Islands.

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