Narita airport to sue airport landowners

Narita airport to sue airport landowners

NARITA, Japan - The Narita Airport Authority will file a lawsuit against more than 1,000 anti-airport activists who share ownership of tiny plots of land in the vicinity of the airport in an attempt to force them to vacate their property. File photo shows a taxiway (right in the middle of the photo) that is forced to circumvent the land owned by anti-airport activists. (Kyodo)

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