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English: TOKYO. President Putin on a tatami at the Kodokan Martial Arts Palace.
Русский: ТОКИО. На татами во дворце спортивных единоборств «Кодокан».
Date 5 September 2000
Source http://www.kremlin.ru/events/photos/2000/09/127245.shtml
Author Presidential Press and Information Office
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