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Notebook: Obama in Japan

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Notebook: Japanese Lesson

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Reporter's notebook: Obama makes historic visit to Hiroshima

Reporter's notebook: Obama makes historic visit to Hiroshima

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On Board: In Japan with The First Lady and Let Girls Learn

On Board: In Japan with The First Lady and Let Girls Learn

Let Girls Learn is a government-wide effort that will leverage the investments we have made and success we have achieved in ...

Obama signs condolence book at Japanese Embassy

Obama signs condolence book at Japanese Embassy

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What to expect ahead of Obama’s visit to Japan

What to expect ahead of Obama’s visit to Japan

On August 6, 1945, the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, killing 140000 people. A second bomb was dropped on ...

Notebook: Obama in Japan

Notebook: Obama in Japan

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Notebook: Japanese Lesson

Notebook: Japanese Lesson

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Obama and Japan PM Abe make history in Hawaii

Obama and Japan PM Abe make history in Hawaii

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OBAMA IN JAPAN

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On Board with President Obama in Japan

On Board with President Obama in Japan

Today in Tokyo, the President traveled to the Imperial Palace and was received by the Emperor and Empress of

Obama, Japanese PM Abe Lay Wreath at Pearl Harbor

Obama, Japanese PM Abe Lay Wreath at Pearl Harbor

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MAKING HISTORY: President Obama & Japan Prime Minister Abe Visit USS Arizona Memorial - Pearl Harbor

MAKING HISTORY: President Obama & Japan Prime Minister Abe Visit USS Arizona Memorial - Pearl Harbor

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Obama Tells Japanese That Americans Heartbroken

Obama Tells Japanese That Americans Heartbroken

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President Obama Offers Condolences to Japanese

President Obama Offers Condolences to Japanese

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OBAMA IN JAPAN

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President Barack Obama ended his 10-day trip today with a return visit to the 44-foot-high bronze Gr

President Barack Obama ended his 10-day trip today with a return visit to the 44-foot-high bronze Gr

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President Obama on Japan

President Obama on Japan

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Obama's Hiroshima Visit Stirs Mixed Emotions

Obama's Hiroshima Visit Stirs Mixed Emotions

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Obama Encourages Japanese Student-Scientists

Obama Encourages Japanese Student-Scientists

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