Naha airport completes preparations for G-8 summit

Naha airport completes preparations for G-8 summit

NAHA, Japan - Naha airport prepares to welcome top officials of the Group of Eight countries at the Okinawa summit by displaying the flags of the participating nations on June 19, one month before the July 21-23 conference starts.

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