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Source: Japan Today
Tōkyō : Japan | 2 months ago  
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28 AM JST Greenpeace activists wearing masks depicting Japan’s incoming prime minister Yukio Hatoyama and U.S. President Barack Obama pose in front of the Diet building in Tokyo on Tuesday. The event was held to support Hatoyama’s pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions...
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