Ex-Japan lawmaker Inoki

TOKYO, Japan - Former Japanese lawmaker and wrestling star Antonio Inoki speaks to reporters at Haneda airport in Tokyo on April 18, 2012, upon his return from a visit to North Korea to attend events to celebrate the centennial of the birth of country's founder Kim Il Sung.

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