Sakaiya proposes smaller Aichi expo site expansion

Sakaiya proposes smaller Aichi expo site expansion

NAGOYA, Japan - Taichi Sakaiya, senior adviser to the 2005 World Exposition to be held in Aichi Prefecture, speaks about his new proposals on the expo site at a news conference in Nagoya on June 8.

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