Kobe begins construction of sea-based airport

Kobe begins construction of sea-based airport

KOBE, Japan - Kobe residents protest on a boat (front) against construction of a sea-based airport, on the day that work began Sept. 13. A Maritime Safety Agency vessel (L) patrols near the construction ship (back).

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