Japanese lawmakers refused entry into S. Korea

Japanese lawmakers refused entry into S. Korea

SEOUL, South Korea - Members of a conservative group protest against the planned entry of Japanese Diet members at Seoul's Gimpo International Airport on Aug. 1, 2011, holding coffins bearing the lawmakers' photos. Yoshitaka Shindo and other two parliamentarians, who planned to visit a South Korean island near a pair of disputed islets, were refused entry into South Korea upon their arrival at the airport the same day.

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