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Foreign Minister Kishida Fumio visited Spain, the first foreign country he visited this year, to mark the 400th Anniversary of Japan-Spain Relations. Related Link:http://www.mofa.go.jp/erp/we/es/page18e_000047.html
Foreign Minister Kishida Fumio visited Spain, the first foreign country he visited this year, to mark the 400th Anniversary of Japan-Spain Relations.
Related Link:http://www.mofa.go.jp/erp/we/es/page18e_000047.html
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