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Japan seeks Mongolia support over island spat
Prime Minister Abe holds trade talks as Taiwan beefs up patrols near disputed East China Sea islands.
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Japan marks two years since deadly tsunami
Ceremonies held across the nation, with more than 300,000 people still displaced two years after earthquake and tsunami.
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Japan tsunami exacts heavy toll two years on
Traumatised residents complain of slow reconstruction following twin disasters of tsunami and nuclear meltdown.
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