Lawmaker Onita inspects demining work near Kabul

Lawmaker Onita inspects demining work near Kabul

KABUL, Afghanistan - Japan's House of Councillors lawmaker Atsushi Onita points to a land mine in a mine-strewn area some 30 kilometers north of Kabul on Feb. 27. Onita is in Afghanistan to check on how Japan' promised aid to Afghanistan will be used.

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