Wilson Center Japan Scholar Satoshi Ikeuchi in "The Daily Yomiuri"

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Posted date/time:December 9, 2009

In the Dec. 4th issue of The Daily Yomiuri, Wilson Center Japan Scholar Satoshi Ikeuchi comments on the paucity of Japan hands in Washington.

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