Japanese lawmaker visits N. Korea

BEIJING, China - Democratic Party of Japan lawmaker Yoshifu Arita speaks to reporters at Beijing airport en route back to Tokyo from North Korea on Oct. 27, 2012. Arita made a five-day visit to North Korea that included a visit to two sites in Pyongyang believed to contain the remains of Japanese nationals who died in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula around the end of World War II.

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