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Deputy Secretary Armitage in Japan


U.S. Embassy
Tokyo, Japan
October 13, 2004

Deputy Secretary of State Armitage's press conference at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo on October 13. On October 12-13, Deputy Secretary Armitage visited Tokyo, Japan for policy discussions in Tokyo with his Japanese counterpart, Vice Foreign Minister Yukio Takeuchi. He also had bilateral meetings with a range of Japanese government and public officials. AP/Wide World Photos.

Deputy Secretary of State Armitages press conference at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo on October 13. AP/Wide World Photos.


Released on October 13, 2004

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