Japan, Pacific island leaders meet

Japan, Pacific island leaders meet

TOKYO, Japan - Micronesian President Emanuel Mori (L) and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda meet at Noda's office in Tokyo on May 22, 2012. They plan to attend a two-day summit of Japan and the Pacific Islands Forum in Okinawa Prefecture from May 25.

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