Ex-Taiwan President Lee enjoys Nagoya tour

NAGOYA, Japan - Former Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui and his wife Tseng Wen-hui are surrounded by security officials as they take a walk in the compound of Nagoya Castle in Nagoya on Dec. 28. Lee arrived in Nagoya on Dec. 27 for a weeklong trip to central and western Japan.

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