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Last updated: 2005-05-28


Japan poll shows most think PM should avoid shrine
2005-05-28

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2005 Boycotting Japan Crisis
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TOKYO - Nearly three out of every five Japanese responding to a poll believe Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi should not visit a Tokyo shrine for war dead that has become the focus of sour relations between Japan and China.... ...

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