Mori, Ogi, Ishihara inspect Tokyo disaster-relief drills

Mori, Ogi, Ishihara inspect Tokyo disaster-relief drills

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara, Construction Minister Chikage Ogi and Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori (from R to L) inspect the largest-ever annual earthquake-preparation drills in Tokyo on Sept. 3. The trio are inspecting rescue exercises by camouflaged Ground Self-Defense Force soldiers and firefighters in the posh Ginza shopping district. The drills were held in 10 locations in the Tokyo metropolitan area.

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