Japanese Embassy<\/p>\n
FOTO I:<\/p>\n
Indonesian President Megawati Soekarnoputri (left) is welcomed by
\nJapanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko (right) upon her
\narrival at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. Megawati visited the
\npalace on Sept. 28 as part of her five-day trip to Japan.<\/p>\n
FOTO: 3<\/p>\n
NEW DAM: Wonorejo Dam is the highest and newest dam in the
\nBrantas River Basin. It was constructed with a loan provided by
\nthe Japanese government. The dam provides water and electricity
\nfor the Surabaya area.<\/p>\n
FOTO :4<\/p>\n
Indonesian and Japanese children show the results of their
\ncreativity at a painting session held at the Jakarta Japanese
\nSchool. The activity was organized by the Japan Foundation.<\/p>\n
FOTO: 5<\/p>\n
QUAKE VICTIMS: A Japanese non-governmental organization, Peace
\nWinds Japan (PWJ) provide emergency assistance for the victims of
\na major earthquake. PWJ donated food, medicines and construction
\nmaterials for the rebuilding of houses for victims of the
\nearthquake which occurred on June 28 in West Java this year.<\/p>\n
FOTO: 6<\/p>\n
DIRECT INVESTMENT: Workers at a Japanese company in Indonesia. To
\ndate there are 1,000 Japanese business enterprises which have
\nbeen established through direct investment. A total of more than
\n200,000 Indonesians are employed in such companies.<\/p>",
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