Mural, soccer stars' footprints unveiled at Joban Expressway rest area

Mural, soccer stars' footprints unveiled at Joban Expressway rest area

A female visitor places her foot over a footprint of a member of Japan's 2010 national soccer team displayed at the Naraha rest area along the Joban Expressway in Naraha, Fukushima Prefecture, on Feb. 21, 2015. The footprints and handprints, along with a mural drawn by local high school students in the summer of 2009 prior to the March 2011 earthquake and nuclear plant disaster, were unveiled ahead of the March 1 opening of remaining sections of the expressway that had been delayed by the disaster. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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