Japan, China experts discuss bilateral relationship

BEIJING, China - Gen Nakatani (R), former Japanese Defense Agency chief, speaks at a forum at a hotel in Beijing on Oct. 26, 2013, to discuss bilateral relations between Japan and China. About 60 panelists, including scholars, lawmakers, former senior diplomats, business executives and journalists, attended the forum.

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