Japan, China publishers cooperate in comics business

Japan, China publishers cooperate in comics business

BEIJING, China - Yoshinobu Noma (L), president of Japanese publisher Kodansha Ltd., and Du Sen, president of China's Guangxi Publishing & Media Group Co., shake hands during a press conference in Beijing on Sept. 2, 2011. Their companies agreed to cooperate in publishing comics.

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