Japanese lawmakers meet veteran N. Korean diplomat

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Antonio Inoki (3rd from R), a former Japanese pro-wrestling star, holds talks with Kang Sok Ju (2nd from L), a veteran North Korean diplomat, in Pyongyang on July 11, 2014. Inoki and five other Japanese opposition lawmakers arrived in North Korea the previous day.

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