Lawmaker arrives in N. Korea to stage martial arts event

Lawmaker arrives in N. Korea to stage martial arts event

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Japanese wrestler-turned-parliamentarian Antonio Inoki meets with reporters after arriving at Pyongyang international airport in North Korea on Aug. 28, 2014. Inoki, 71, plans to stage a rare combat sports extravaganza in the country.

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