Japan, N. Korea students meet in Pyongyang

Japan, N. Korea students meet in Pyongyang

OSAKA, Japan - Japanese and North Korean university students talk at Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies in Pyongyang on Aug. 23, 2012, at an exchange held as part of a program organized by a Tokyo-based civic group.

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