TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese cabinet ministers paid their respects to the nation's war dead at a controversial shrine seen as a symbol of Japan's past militarism on Thursday, a move likely to anger China and risk undermining recent tentative diplomatic overtures by Tokyo.
* In Japanese, "yasu" means peace and "kuni" means country.
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