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October 3, 2010

Japan Must Be Diplomatic About Senkaku

Kazuhiko Togo, Asahi Shimbun

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Diplomatic efforts are now needed in which the two nations can frankly say what they want without any prior conditions.

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TAGGED: Senkaku islands, China, Japan

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