Wakata communicates with reporters in Japan from space station

Wakata communicates with reporters in Japan from space station

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata (R, front) responds to questions from reporters in Tokyo from the International Space Station on April 1. Wakata and fellow astronauts gathered to communicate with reporters via the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's Tokyo office. (NASA TV-Kyodo)

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