Turk opens hotel for Japanese tourists in Cappadocia

Alper Kankilic stands on April 5, 2015, on the roof of a hotel he has opened for Japanese tourists in Uchisar overlooking the central part of Cappadocia, a World Heritage site in central Turkey best known for tall, corn-shaped rock formations. ==Kyodo

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