TOKYO - The National Unity Government of Myanmar, a group formed in the wake of last February's coup to represent the pro-democracy movement in its fight against the junta, sent a letter last month to Japan asking to be recognized as a legitimate governing body, sources close to the matter said Tuesday.
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