Japan's 2nd police box-couple's home opens in Tokyo

Japan's 2nd police box-couple's home opens in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's second police box to serve as both home and workplace for a police couple opens Jan. 24 in Tokyo's Tsukuda riverside district in Chuo Ward. Assistant Police Inspector Hideyuki Hane (L) and his wife Miyuki, a senior policewoman, attend the opening ceremony at their live-in police box in the district known as ''River City 21.''

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